Martyr's Death for Priest in Mexico

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By Pa u l H. H allett fiate the murder Father Fuliaiu from Spain and served u Sc. police this week, and here are Fathet John FuUtaa, CR-, was attacked in front o f the Cajetan's Parish from 19)0 to his words: 'When my friend dic’d t martyr'a dnth. Such is the church when locking gates for 19)6 and in H oly Pamily Parish, Valentino [the one wbo did the (udgment o f Father Anthoay Sa- the,night after a service. He Fort Collins, from 19)6 to 1950. actual killing] was grabbin jren , Supetioc of the Theatine died at Our Lady o f Fatima Like Christ, explained Father things in the room, he nodeet Order in the U. S. and Mexico^ Shrine in M exico City Jan. 9. Anthony, who (tom his Mexko once or twice, that the Blessed R«v. J o lu Fu1Ia&«, C. R« Father Fullana came to Denver City -residence wrote a letter to (T u n to Page S — Colxinn S) REGISTER w ho went to M exico to investi- (he R egiiiir to give details of VOL. Lll. No. 24. THURSDAY, JANUARY 24,1957 DENVER, COLORADO + + the tragedy. Father Fullana was betrayed — betrayed by two of Dedication Scheduled May 1 his "good " friends, who, Judas­ like, sold him for money. Like Priesthood His Master, he died in silence, SI speaking but' five or six words, For New St. John's School, and those of forgiveness for his Ordination h i merciless executioners. Like the death of the Cruci­ Set June J Church of Loveland Parish fied, too, Father John's death was brutal and painful. His Three deacons of the The four-classroom school and audi-|day, May 1, by Archbishop Urban J. murderers broke three o f his ribs, his chotax, and his skull. Denver Archdioce.3e study- torium in St. John the Evangelist’s Par- Vehr. A Dedication Mass will be offered injf at St. Thomas’ Semi- ish. Loveland, will be dedicated Wednes-kt 11 a.m. at which the Archbishop will They knifed through his bowels i ‘ jary are eligible for the re- assist, The atrucCnre coat an and bis stomach; they made his prelate, known as by Knights of Columbus Coun­ statue o f Our Lady o f Fatima, Awards in Cathedral Rites Jan. 27 The same students will receive and some 200 children. cil 638, will be held March 31. one of the country's outstand' which the Mexican Theacines Scouts is tbe Parvuli Dei ((Hiil- nual program held in Che Ca­ first minor orders—porter and The building was constructed It will follow Mass at 8 o’clock Archbishop Urban J. Ing Catholic scholars and ora­ had dearly loved. The sucue dren of Godj medal and the thedral. lector—in the Ordination Mass with the lift-slab method, by in the Cathedral,— (See page Vehr will present religious tors, will ducuss St. Joan of Boy Scout award is the Ad Friday morning, when seven which the reinforced concrete 16 also.) stood on Father Fullana's book­ Arc. Bcouting awards to ' 143 Altare Dei (To the Altar of Spociol Awards Denver men will receive second slab roof was poured and Colorado Sprinn Catholic case. It had accompanied the Bishop Wright was ordeioed Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts God) cross. 'These are Uie only For Two Leodera minor orders— exorcist and aco­ cured on the ground and then men vrill have their annual In 1936. A fter serving as Aux­ Theatines to Mexico. at the annual Catholic Catholic awards lor boys par­ ly te -e n d eight others, the sub- lifted carefully to its place on joint Communion at St. Mary’s For the first time in Denver iliary of the Boston Arehdioceae I felt heartsick," wrote Fa­ Sfouting program at the Ca­ ticipating in the scouting pro- two laymen will r^eive a spe- diiconate. The subdiaconate is from 1947 to 1950, ha was the steel framework. Church in the 8 o’clock Mass tbe first of the major orders, ther Anthony, "when I saw this thedral Sunday, Jan. 27, at 4 rram and they are presented named by the Holy Father as Father Kappes became pM- Sunday, April 7. imposing tbe obligation of celi­ p.m. .The award for the Cab just once each year at the an- first Ordinary of the Worcester tor of St. John’i Parish in Bishop Guilfoyle became the bekmd statue, which had been Local TV stalieoi will bacy and recitation of tha Di­ Diocese. He was enthroned in 1944. He has renovated the sixth native of the Bay City to kissed ao many times by all our pbatafraph tha Scout Sun­ vine Office. church, enlarged the rectory, St. Piul’i Cethedral, Worcester, be raised to the Episcimate Parishioners, with its head 360 Infant BaptLsniN in Y ear day program oa movia fitni Pathen Renneally and Tol­ and erected a parish hall from March 7, 1960. Bishop W right when he was consecrated ^ p t. and will abow tha film oa man vrill assist Archbishop Vehr a barracks building. In June, broken, not at tbe neck or hmi- was only 37 when raiMd to the 21, 1960. He was a Domestic nawteasta Sunday aight. Leo in the seminary ordinations 1966, a campaign was con lontally. but vertically, and Hierarchy in 1947. In 1966 he Prelate and Military Vicar to All Saints' Parish Counts Kraomor, chairman of tha also. conducted the annual retreat ducted to raise 866,000 for Catholic chaplains and service naturally I wondered what may 0 a a V a r Catholic Scouting the school. This drive followed for Denver archdiocestn clergy, men in Central California, have happened. Committaa, will bo Intor- Graduation June 2 and has also been in Denver on the celebration of the parish Nevada, and Utah when named viawad oa alation KBTV dur­ "N ow I know the story 2,300 Children Under 6 other speaking engagements. golden jubilee. Auxiliary in 1960. A fter study­ ing a regular nawa program For High Schools Oiundo [one of the appre­ ing at St. Patrick's Seminary, All Saints' Parish, Denver, Ssints' rectory; and priests Tuoaday, Jan. 29. Menlo Park, Calif., he was or­ Jaiat ttereiiaft hended aiminals] told it to the paid $45,000 on its debt in from St. Thomas' Seminary, for (ho CitkoKe ochaoU At Itlother of God dained June 10, 1933. He later hifk Loretto Heights College, and cial national Catholic scouting o f DoBTor will bold m tho took a doctorate in canon law 1956. The substantial payment St. Dominica Church. at the Catholic University of Sf. AnfAony leaves a remainder o f $105,000 award for their outstanding Deafer Citr Aaditoriun Suti* Hospital Though 1,640 families are Attempted Arson Climax America. He gained renown for leadership in CathoUc scouting day, Juoo 2, at 3 paBa Areb> indebtedness. included on the parish mailing conducting retreats for Catholic activities in the Denver area. bUbep Urban J. Vehr wilt Campaign at $375,00 Indicative of the tremen­ list, the total of families, said Carl M. Ott, 426 S. Humboldt prosido. Approximately 650 chaplains, getting an air force dous growth o f the south side Of Attacks on Churches the pastor, is probably well Street, St. Francis de Sales' will recoifo dipiemao. Tbu citation for such work in Alaska Tom TfaaB, gaotral ebair- iarish, reported Father Har- over 2,000. Parish, and Leo W. Kriemer, year far tbe fint tint MvU Mother o f God Church had Upon coi^Ietion o f his stu­ m«n of tbe St. Anthooy'i iey Schmitt, paetor, are the Attempted anon in Mother O f the 1,600 school children, 1630 S. Monroe Street, St. Vin­ len H ifh SebDol, Fort L o fia , been forcibly entered four dies at the Catholk University. HotpiUl bniMiog Fund com* more than 4,000 persons at­ of God Church, Denver, cli­ 300 attend neighboring paro­ cent de Paul's Parish, will each will joiR in tbe joint cere* times earlier in the month. Bishop Guilfoyle visited Rome paifo, annooBcad thi» week tending the seven Sunday maxed a two-week rush of chial schools, and the remain­ receive the St. George Award. meny. aceordidf to the Rets sets of violence in Catholic Poor boxes wer- forced open and was received in a special tbat •ubftcnptieoi for iba Masses. der attend public schools. The Mr. Ott is a partner in the William H. Jones, arehdi* churches in the area. and doors were dtmaged by audience by Pius X I. For 12 Fuad to date total $375,000. To tike care of the heavy years before his consecration, with mere being reeeiTed parish does not yet have its Denver Golf and Tennis Com- ooesan superintendent of The Rev. Paul Reed, the intruders. Sunday schedule, Father own school plant. he taught religion and Churrli eeeb d e j. A goal o f |l,SOO.* (Turn lo Page t — Column 7) schools. Mother of God pastor, beat In another Denver parish, Schmitt, who has no full-time An even more striking indi­ history at the Academy of the 000 baa been let in tbe cam* out the fire on the altar of where the pastor feared that assi.stant, is aided by Father cation of the rapid growth of Presentation and its novitiste. paign to build a new wing his church a few minutes public mention of attempted William Jbeeph Koonts, chap­ the pariah is its number of At St. Thoma-s' 1933-42 For eight yesn in Stn Fran- for the Denver ioatilutioni after it had been started. arson might induce a "fire­ lain of the Federal Correc­ parishioners under the age of elseo be wa.s chaplain of the conducted by the SUter* of But damage to the altar, bug" to try again, newspa­ tional Institution in Engle­ six, who number 2,300. altar cloth, and carpet was pers hsd been stuffed under Catholic Society of Lawyers. St. Franeia Serapb. wood, who resides in the Ail In Che past year, 410 per­ Former Seminary Rector, "a t least $1,000." he said. an altar and ignited in an sons, 60 o f whom were adults, Police Detective Stan apparent attempt to burn were baptized. There were 35 StorU said combustible fluid down the church. The at­ marriages and 16 funerals. had been poured over the tempt, however, failed. Rev. Thos. Coyne, Dies altar and then ignited. The Every single candle in St. More than 900 public school arsonist had lighted the Pius Tenth's Church. Aurora, children are attending cate­ chism classes taught in tbe Sapipnfto in docendo, hr- soaked altar cloUi at both fT u n t tn Pafft t — Column 1} ends and at the middle. parish. O f the 13 lay cate­ nignitas in regendo, et fa- A neighbor reported seeing $!. Francis' Addition chists, most are Catholics who cU itas in lo q v en d o —“wis­ two teen-aged boys enter tbe teach in the public schools. dom in teaching, kindness church a few minutes before One full-time catechist the fire was discovered by Excavation Started; teaches religion to 240 public in ruling, and facility the janitor, who called Fa­ school children who have half­ in apeaklng” were the chief vir­ ther Reed from the nearby Completion Aug. 20 day seasiona. tues ictributed to the late Vin­ rcetory. Firemen were also centian Father Thomas Daniel Coyne, former rector of St called, but Father Reed hsd ExcAvalore bof ta work Thomas' Seminary, Denver, in the blase under control be­ ikie week prepanof I k a Archbishop Guest Che sermon at his funeral fore they arrived. frouad for tbo aaw nia** The fire occurted shortly Jan. 18. elmerooiDs tw o»ilafj additian before 6 p.m. Jan. 16. Father Coyqe, vividly re­ to St. Fraaeie do Saloe* High At HH Union Meet membered by many priest- Scbeol, DeoTors Iho Rt. Roo. alumni of SL Thomas', died Jan. MoangDor Grogory Smith, At the quarterly meeting of the Archdiocesan Holy Name 16 in SL Vincent's Hospital, SL V.G.e paeler, ooaouaood. Tho Louis, and was buried from SL Gift for Burse immodiato itart oF conilruc* Union Wednesday, Jan. 30, at Vincent's Church there Jan. 18. tioa wae aoceuitatod h j iho which Archbishop Vehr will apeak, a nominating committee The Very Rev. James V. Stake- early oompUtioa doadliao for will be appointed for the elec­ lum, Vincentian Western Pro­ tho bukldiag — Aug. 20 — ia From Woman in tions in April. vincial. was celebrant o f the lime for the 1957*58 echool Present officers of the Solemn Funeral Mass. The Rev. tarm. AHNU are Leo Kraemer. St. Eugene McCarthy, SL Vincent's Joha*JC. Moaroo ii iho Vincent's Parish, president; pastor, was deacon, and tbe Rev. Faroff London architect for the $400,000- Thomas V. Cahili, vfce rector Henry DeNicoIs, All Saints', plui project. Tho stBcral A woman in London, vice president; Levi Beall, of Kenrick Seminary, and for­ contract wo. liiaod Is.t Enjrland, who keeps in Sacred Heart, secretary; Mar­ mer profeMor at St. Thomas’, wo«k with tho Kirehhof Con- subdeacon. touch with Denver, her for­ tin O’Haire, St. Philomena’i, Rav. Thomat D. Coyna, C.M. ctructioD Company, and the treasurer; snd George Friend, The Very Rev, William Ken- mer home, through the machaaical coatracl, with St. Therese's, Aurora, sergeant neally, rector o f SL Thomas’ D r n v t r Caffcoric R e g is te r , McCarty A Johacon Piuaih-- Seminary, employed the trip­ sent two donations in the past lag and Heatiag Company. On diimlay at the m eeting,' Open Hause Jan. 27 tych above in bit sermon at week to the St. Jude Burse, s "Wo'it have a little domci- which will be held at St. An-1 a . ia« • n i Father Coyne's funeral. “To do fund for siding archdiocessn lic backing in moatiag tha thony of Padua's Church. 33011 At Divine Redeemer justice to Filher 6jyne," the seminarisns, The donor. 'Mrs. daadlina,’’ Moncignor Smith Getting Ready for the arrival of a Howard Glasier, and Tony Ryan, alt from the W. Ohio Avenue, Westwood, I , , rector began. "I should have his R. A., gave $5 in memoiy of auippad, "hacanca tha fora- Hungarian refugee fam CFM in St. Therese's Parish. Aurora, Glasier own fluency in tbe King's Eng­ M.S.C. and $6 1n thanksgiving man in charga of- all coa- ily were these three Christian Family Move­ has donated the use o f the house at 1301 S. rSd 0«reSi^nJifu;r..‘'’* Pof'S" New convent lish, not my own withered and fo r r.R.S. • IructioB oa the job ha. a ment members, who renovsted s bouse for tbe Alton Street to the family. Tbe men here are Refreahmenta will be served feeble tongue." Open bonce will be held at Other rontributions. added daughter who wit] antar St. newcomers. They are. left to right, Don Burton, preparing new kitchen cabinets for the building. by the SL Anthony HNS. A to Mrs, R.A.'s, swelled the St Franci.' thia fall.” the new convent of Divine Served os Rector + record attendance is expected. Jude Burse by $84 in the past ftedeemor Parieb, Colorado Of Two Seminories Springe, from 2 to 4:30 p.m. week, to make its total $4,- Father Coyne's intelligence DIFFICULT TO CONVINCE HUNGARIAN REFUGEES Sunday, Jan. 27. the Rev. 871.04. Donors included K. M. u a teacher, Father Kenneelly Duane Tieobaid, pastor, an- of I-akawood, who gave $3; pointed oht, waa early recog­ nouaegd. L. McC., Denver, in thanksgiv­ nized by his superion, who sent ing, $20; a friend, Denver, tn Tbt $88,000 building ia him to Rome for higher studies lhankwring,'$IO; A.R.. Lead- House Troller Is Not Gypsy Wagon part o f an almost alLnaw and then assigned him to pro­ ville, in thanksgiriug, $6; M.L., pat-iib plant. The chnrcb was fessorial posts in meet of the Denver, $6; anonymous. Den­ By Bill K ilkenny said Father Syrianey. pastor Of "Hiar bad never beard af ence o f St. Pius Tenth Parish. Colfax. Denver, donated the completed a year ago, and Vincentisns' major seminaries. A house trailer is not a gypsy ver. $20; M.C.S., Denver, $2; Aurora's St. Piue Tenth Pariah. a trailer." Falbar Syrianey Arrangements for the family to use of a 34-foot trailer for tba school was opened last The deceased priest’s ability wagon, the Rev. Francis J. Syr- annnymous, Golden. $1; and ''They were delighted." said. "They thought it wae live in the trailer park were two months. Johansen, a non- Sopterabar, Both ctruclnrae as a “benign dktitor." too, got J.T.U., Denver, $6, iancy tried to explain to a Hun­ The family includes Albert some kind of gypsy wagon made through Claude Meskel, Calholic, also provided free cost $220,000. Tba former special recognition, in that be The League of the Sacred garian refugee family this Faxekaa, 32; his vrife. Ertebet, and they'd be eleoping oat a ptrishionor, with the owners, transportation of the trailer chnrcb is being used as the served as rector of two major Heart of St. Francis de Sales’ week. 23: their son, Albert, 1; and in (he open. They certainly Mr. and M n. Gerald F. War­ from his lot Co the trailer park. parish ball, ’seminaries in his lifetime. He Parish, Denver, increased the But the newcomers weren't Mri. Fazekas' brother, Ferenc were curpriced.*' ner, who are also members of One o f his employes, Deuane Aecomraodalionc for 10 |was characterized by kindliness parish burse hy $60. convinced until they stepped Kiokai, 18. They were among The family is being spon­ the parish, and John S. DeBoer. W at^ made the necessary con­ •ictors are incloded in the and big-beartednesa. Gifu tn the Su Jude Burse into their roomy "home" in the 20 refugees who arrived in sored by the parish, with the The owners are donating trailer nections fo r water, heaL and c o a V • o L The cbepol and Father Coyne was “trumpet- may be sent to Archbishop V is u Trailer Park, 12800 E. Denver Jan. 22 sponsored by project spearheaded by tbe space for two months. light with Meskel assisting. A commnnity room are large tongued," (be Denver rector de- Urban J. Vehr at 1636 L ^ n I4th Avenue, Aurora. tbe Catholic Resettlement Com­ Christian Family Movement and Harry Johansen, manager of supply of butane gas was do- enoggb to accommodate 24 Street, Denver. eleried, and could risa to any "They couldn’t get over it," mittee. the SL A'incent de Paul Confer­ Aetna Trailer Sales, 8801 E. (I'a n i to P a g e t — Co(KMa J) each. (T u n to Page t — Colimn 1) a r s FACE TWO OHict, 938 Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TRufi^y, January 24,1957 Wave of OatraiteK Reported Recipients of Scouting Av/ards Jan. 27|Scout Awards

Arson Attempt Climax Roy Scouts and Cub Scoats .who will receive awards at the I annual Scout Sunday cereno- For 143 Youths To Attacks on Churches ' nice Jan. 27 at 4 p.m. in the ' athedral, Denver, are at fol- .losrt: rCvatiHurd F r tn /’ag« Our I gious crackpot,’’ the Rev. In Rites Jan. 21 w u lichtcrl the niftht o( Jan. Francis J. Syrianey, paster, Ad Alfore Dei (Cooliautd From Pagi Oa$) reported. ( harles R. Uagdonas, 209 E. 17, apparrnUy hy a '•rrli- pany and Mr. Kraemtr ii In the He found the doxen can- Cannon Street, Lafayette; dlii in the sanctuaiy ablair, Robert Coomer. 2S23 Depew government sales division of Former Rector as well as all IfiO vigil lights, Street, Denver; the Gates Rubber Company. when he entered the church Michael Farrow, ’ 557 Pearl Both men havi given devoted Street, Boulder; after attending a parish cir­ service to the Catholic icouUsg Of Seminary Is cle meeting in the basement, John Flaiwrty, 2147 S. C ^ k Candles in the baptistry, aac- Street, Denver: program throughout tha city of Hsty. and a bark room had Harry M. Fleenor, 280$ S. Danver. Mr. O u haa also re­ Taken in Death also been lighted. Elm Street. Denver; ceived the coveted Silver Emmett Goggin, 2206 Ivy Nothing else in the church Beaver Award from the Na­ fCailmiad From Pago Oatf had been disturbed. Father Street. Denver; Richard Hughes, 945 Niagara tional Council o f the Boy Seoult accaaion at a mumcnl’a notice Syrianey said. Street. Denver; of America. Mr. Kraeetar if a and da it juaticr. .4cf« o f Vandalism Ronald Kamm. 3228 Utica member of tho exeeuthra board Notiva of lllinoii Street, Denver; of the Denver Areo Couneil Boy Born in M endou, III., in In Six Other Churches William Kelly, 450 S. Logan Scouta. lf)84. Father Coyne entered the Acts of vandalism occurred Street, Denver; Vineenlian CanKrei-atian in Paul Lutx, 2516 S. Maditon Tho Boy Scouta who will, re- in at least six other Catholic 1903 and urn ed a doctorate in Street, Denver; ceivt the if i Altarc Dei theolocy at the Anrelicunt. churches in the two weeks David Maloney, 2031 Dahlia will be accompanied by their Rome, from 1911 to 1913. For preceding the fire at Mother Street, Denver; fathers and KOutmasUrt when Sf fiporop Award Xraemer fleft) and Carl M. the next 38 years he taught of God. With poor boxes ai Gerald Marlinex, 1200 S. »i. ueurgt; Hwarg j,t) will receive the st. the Archbishop pins Iho medal theology in Vincentian seminar­ H n a m 1 ^ 7fln envelopes being addressed for the Washington Street, Denver; on the boy's ahlrt. Tho pastor Iherr principal target, the George Award, coveted national Catholic acouting decoration, ies of the Weitern Prorince. WIIC III I VW Hungarian Relief Committee was Kevin Moore. 255 E. Eastman of each bey wtll stand beside in the Scout Sunday ceremonies at the Cathedral Jan. 27. Both thievei entered All Saints’, the project of Mrs. Curtis Roe of Aurora as her picture was Avenue, Englewood; the Ai^hbishep as the presea- Director of students at Ken- are leaders in the scouting program in the Archdiocese o f Denver. Sl Anthony’s, St. Francis de taken. She is a member o f the Christian Family .Movement of tation is made. rick Seminary. Webster (Iroves, David Noe. 362 S. Logan + J . Mo., from 1913 to 1923. hr came Sales’, St, John the Kvangr- St. Tfarreee's Parish, Aurora, which, together with the parish Street, Denver; Rev, Forrest Allen to Denver for two years’ tearh- liil's, and St Vincent de PTA, volunteered for the addressing project. Dennis Petreiii, 410 E. Cleve­ To 8« Speaker Paul’s Churches, Denver, and , + : + land Street, Lafayette; ing at St. Thomas' and then as- Father Forrest Allen, pastor S t Mary's Church, Littleton. Tito Roberts, 885 Ninth aumad the tuperionhip o f St, of Holy Family Parish, will be , .\ll P ilch in to Help .Street, Boulder; '* Mary’i Seminary, Perryville— The total damage was esti­ the principal speaker in -the Richard Rohleder, 1924 Day- a poet he held tlx yean.'Teach­ mated at more than $3S0 by ceremonies. TTie student choir ton Street, Aurora; , ing assignments fallowed at St, an insurance man who han- from St. Thomas' Seminary will John Schnittgrund, 2680 Vincent’s Colirgt. Cape Girar­ diea the churchoa’ insurance. ling. Monsignor Elmer Koika Two Aurora Parishes Give (Cherry Street, Denver; deau. Ho., and St. f.ouif Prep­ The amount of money stolen andnd Fatherr George Evans will aratory Sieminary. after which from the poor boxes could I Tom Studebaker, 1537 North be masters of carsmoniis. Mon­ he returned to St. Thomaa' not be determined. signor Walter Canavan, pastor 2490 Depew rector, a poaitkin he held from In the same two-week pe­ Aid to Refuaee Families'^'S'^iE;. of the Cathedral, will be the Street, Denver; 1933 to 1942. He taught also at riod, according to Denver po­ celebrant for Solemn Benedic- William N. Vobeda, 3110 S- aetninariet in Camarillo, Calif., lice records, two Protestant Don at the coneluaion o f tha (Ctxlmufd From Pago One) lAII-Ouf Effort Delaware, Englewood; and Loa Angeles, Calif., before cburcbea were entered by servicts. nated by Glenn Penna of the At St. Therese'i Gary Wetterberg. 3030 17th hit retirement becauio of ill burglars who opened poor Red Tag Caa Service, Street, Boulder: ana A crew o f ushers under tha health in 1951. The 33 couples in the Chrii- boxee and petty thefts oc­ Roger WiLulski, 1270 S. Joae- direction of Thomas Dermody Surriving is a brother. Ste­ George Helfenbein, a mem­ tian Family Movement in St. curred in the daytime in two phine Street. Denver. will direct the 900 boys who phen Coyne, o f Moline, III. other Protestant churches. ber o f both the CKM and the St. Therese’s Parish. Aurora, went will participats in lbs parsds Vincent de Fau] Society, co- all out to help Hungarian refu Parvuli Dei Awardi into ths Cathedral at tba be­ gees. All Saints’ Parish, Denver ordineted preparations for the ginning of the program, The men undertook the 'rir- Philip John De Nicola. Every Catholic boy In the refugees’ arrival. Parithionera tual rebuilding o f a house at Blessed Sacrament Perish, Denver area who ia a acout is learned thit the family vat 1301 S. Alton in rural Aurora Denver MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY expected to participate in Uia for the Robert Horvath refu­ Ross CuminingB, Densia Cun­ coming to Colorado only two program. Relatives snd friends gee family. The CFM wives, to­ days beforehand, But, in addi­ ningham. David Darden, Den- of the boys ais invited to at­ INSURANCE SINCE 1897 gether with the PTA o f the nia Dr Rellr, Jerry De Wit, tend. tion to providing for housing, parish school, are addressing Paul Etchepare, Frank Farral. BQSSZIS ariihioners donated clothing, 15,700 envelopes for the Colo­ Thomas Ferber, David Hawk- DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES (adding, and’ furniture fo r the rado Hungarian Relief Com­ ina, Michael Henry, Kimmie 753 Got I. Electric Bldg. TA . 5-0241 newcomers. mittee. Kelley. Gilbert Le Bois, Ed­ D«Ut DrtftAGd lo Of^or Mr. and Mri. Helfenbein, to­ In the family are Horvath, ward Chip -Miller, Christopher Herbert W. Leibmon Gerard R. TeBeckhortt gether with Mr. and Mrs. Al­ 30; bis wife, Joian, 27; and Monley, Randy Nicholu, Greg A.B.C. Doll Hospital bert E. Morr, Jr., and Mrs. Pat their chiidrrti. Robert, 6; Erie- Plouff, George SchnitCgnind. Garold J. Hencmann bel, 4; and Anna. 3. n e u c io u s STATUtS R tf AIUO Oeitchman, cleaned the trailer John Shonsey, John Small, and A ll AlfflPA flAi^ather Anthony Borer, S.M.B., of BlesMd from end Co end from 9 p.m. ’The house is being donated Ronald Wartburg; ‘^'sacrament Parish. Denver, examinee Ur. And Mrs. J. A . UeCourt 'Jan. Z1 until 1 a.m. Jan. 22. for the Hungarians' use by Cure d'Ars, Parish, Denver Kevin Moore of Boy Scout Troop 136 and Paul Lutz of Troop 616 Oowminf MA. S-7617 ;ihe day of the refugees’ arrival. Howard Glaiier, a ( FM mem­ Robert Andre, David Capra 250 at the board of review for Catholic Scouts who wish to The t'FM also arranged for a ber, whose osrn home is on (he ro, Dennis Cory, John Heneen, receive the Ad Altsrc Dei medsi, Both these boys passed the Income Tax returns fully slocked refrigerator of same lot. When other CF.M John Horvath. John Lyons. tests and together with 22 other acouts vrili receive tin Ad DUNLOP food for the Faxekas family. couples heard of his plan to William Maast. Jimmy Moaa- Altarc Dei medal from Archbishop Urban J. Vebr at the scout prepared sponsor a refugee family, they :han. David Robb, Jimmy Wal- demonstration to be held lo the Denver Cathedral on Sunday. DISTRIBl'TORS .volunteered to help renovate Jentedi. and John Walling; Jan. 27. at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. All Catholic Cub Sroots I the bouse. DR. JAMES P. Hnly Family Parish. Denver and Boy Scouts in the Denver area will participate in the demon­ 2R years experienrei Jih u . o(, a^uaUtt^ Professional help was also .Mike Allen, Gregory Berver, stration. obtained from Hilbert Meyer, RETAIL AND WHOLESALE Jon Block, James J. Brebeny, -1 : PE. 3-19:)2 a painting contractor: and Bob John Byrne, Mike Byrne, Rob­ b y th e GRAY . Reiter, a linoleum contractor. ert L. Carlin, James Ford. Mr. John Lawless Foundiri of tba Pneumolic The Strait Lumber Company of Thomas Fox. James I,ouis Hel­ Directions for Scouts •hurora sold the CFM workers Oplomctrist ler, John Herold, Harr>' Lee Tira Industry ' lumber at cost for use in their Scouf Sundoy, Jan. 27 Member of St. Viacent De Paul Johnston, Gustav Joseph Lind, RST. ISIS Eyes Examined • Viiual Care I rebuilding project. Awird WiontrB: AH Cub Billy McDermott, William award are to assemble in Sl. I Mr. and Mrs, Hank Dicmer, ftnd Boy Scout oword win* n r r . . . IH'IVLOP TIKE Phone htonheiser, Jerry Morahan, Paul’s Chapel, with ontraoco nerB oro to auomblo m front ThAt l8 riebt f«r •vtrjr Trueb. But, ;CFM section leader couple, re- Mark B. Potter. George D. on ths Logan Streol iido of jport that other parishioners of tbe ChoBcory Off^co nt TfAClvr, P«88«A|tr 4 Sp«rU Cap TAbor 5-8883 Radovich, Michael Reynolds, the Cathedral. I have also helped out. Furniture 1SS6 Logon Stroot. Donvor. ron APPOINTMENT Gerald Anthony Romero, Den­ All scents should assemble • and appliances o f almoet tvery Cuba oro lo bo oceomponiod JOE KAVANAUGH. INC. 213 COLO. BLDG. nis Schindler, David Hanry In Ibtir places net later than E H Q 3 jkind have been offered; cloth by tboir oubmotlora ond Boy TTH A T LOCAN 5-1241 Schooler, Gregory Sprigg, and 3i45 p.m, on Snnday, Jan. 1615 CALIF. ST. ing and bedding were do- Ruasell Trickier; ScouU nro lo bo occorsponiod 27. Each Scout should, if WHILE i nated; and there is a surplus by tbo fothora mnd Bcoule i 9 6 s - ^ S i . Calharine't Parish. Denver possible, be in fnll uniform. of dishes, .draperiei, and cur­ noBtert. YOU Tom Brown, Bobby Di PilU. All adult male laaders sriil tains provided by members of fetlew tha boys in their unit WAIT *13 Phil Dispense. Robert Gehauf, Cub Scouta: Cub* who nro the parish. 1-TtAR C U A l A M m TvCiTiini... »k„ii>iin.v Mikt Kleslef, John Polak, Lar- not to rocoivo na award aro in the parade into the Ce- The house rebui ding project. ej,__ .... ___ rv.riA « r .. ihedrel. ty Shamburger, David Ste­ to ftMoaibla oa tba alloy aida MOST CARS started Jan, 7. and CF5! mem­ o f tbo Calbo^rai. Each paek bers worked on it every night phens, and Dave Welsh; •hould baro Anorioan aad BOSOED UMIKCs $^aM and every Saturday until its St. Fraacii de Sates’ Parish, OSZ/li pack flaga and olaadardo. The Denver Catholic NV«*r CMnMM....aa tktn completion. Deaver DRCICA JJul T tlcu iii, SioJUL Boy Scouta: Boy Scout* The house Includes a living Timothy Barden, Ronald J. TVR.'CtD ...... A lAdi * who aro ool lo rocoioo an Refiiter room, kitchen, and two bed­ Gagnon, John J. Gassner. Jr.: award are hy, Don Swan;ror, William I1\0 Two Other Families I’agher, and William E. Wav The J ames Curke Being Assisted rin; To Open Feb. 12 St. Viacent de Paul’s Parish. ’The Christian Family Move­ Deaver “How to Meet Capital ment o f PreMntation Parish. Andy Raird, Bobby Baird, N'ecds" will be the first topic Church Goods House Denver, is sponsoring another David Clos& Eidward Connert, family (hat arrived Jan. 22: for the 1957 Business Mtn- SUITS James G. thistello, Jimmy Des Feranc Kolonirs. 25; his wife, agement Clii^ir at Regis Col­ '•TAf JTes/'s l^rgfsl— .Since 1902" Grotellier, Billy Fortune. John Agne^ 21: and their son, Fer- Francis, John Gallagher. lege, Denver, Feb. 12 through .esc. 3. They are living at 140 Charles GlenUer, James Hise, April 2. & , Lowell Boulevard. Jerry Heban. Thomas Kauixky, The St.'Vincent da Paul Con- ponsid Csrney. president of ONE HOUR Dwen lUlhbun, Paul Smith, (h^ First Nstional Bank of iferencr o f Annunciation Parish, and Michael K. Winter; FREE PARKING Denver, is sponsoring l,ajoi Englewood, and Herman F, Kelemtn, 49; his wife, Juliana, Saerud Heart Parish, Boulder Feucht, vice president of the For Our Uuslomera Ameriran -Vaiional Bank, will 49; and their son, l^jos. 15. James Anddrson, Kenneth 0. NexI Dtiiir at IM.T Treiminl FMare They are living at 3652 Hum­ Black, Peter J'. Edivan. William be the jruest speakers for TOPCOATS the initial session. With $2.00 PorehMi boldt Street. K. Hagerly. Ixiren Hartman, They will discuss hank The Very Rev. Monsignor El­ Patrick A. Johnson. John Klag. mer J. Koika, director of the David MrMorris, Robert Nel­ loans for independent huii- Catholic Resettlement Commit­ son. Stephen Shaffer, Alfred ne*ses. type* of bank finan­ cing available, and the type tee of the archdiocese, is spon­ Steele, and Dick WetCerberg. 1633 TREMONT Regularly to $f»5 soring five single men from o f information needed and Hungsry; Loilo Korodi, 31; how it i* evaluated by the -ALpine 5-4200 TAbor 5-3789 banker. Ferenc Toth. 30; Josef Sxabo. Scout Sunday Other aubjecti to be dis- DKNVKR. COLO. 22; lAijos Baroesai, 28; and cassed during the eight-week Paralikia Athanasxiosi. 21. Speaker cltnic, intend^ to aid the in­ dependent busineMman, in- s .lude advertising and aelling Engagements producta and services, de­ veloping business, manage- NEXT TIME r NEED MONEV award are lo astemblo oD the I'M GOING TO SEE THE Of Archbishop menl controls, operating at a 4 7 profit, employer-employe re­ LOAN AKSANOER Sunday, Jan. 27- Cathediel, lation, ana human relations. Denver, Boy Scout observance,! 18 Experts in Sariet 4 p.ni. I Kighii-cn guest speakers. alS Wednesday. Jin. 3Q — Holy All Sizes Collectively: prominent Denver area busi­ Name Society Union meeltne.l nessmen. include Elwood St. Aothonv of Padua’* Par-i Rejrulars, Shorts, Stouts, Brooks, chairman o f the hoard i‘ h Hall. Wfstwuod, 8 o’clock, of Central Bank and Trust Sunday. March 31— Cathedral.; Co.: Arthur Baldwin, presi- L o n ^ s . annual Ma== =n.i Communion dem of the Denver Chamher for men. 8 o'vloi-k. of Commerce: and Clair Her. Sunday, .\prtl 7 — Colorado derson, managing partner of sS.» holds ill “ H iii Call" ' Spring*. S:. Maiy’s Church, Rippey, Henderson. Bucknum men’* Communion Mass, 8 and Co. o r buy on C;:r.;; r.r"sion» will ‘•r'ld Wedne.«Klay. May 1 —lAivcIand.j from 8 to 10:20 p m. on *uc- dedication o f new St. John the U year psesM BBODcea hare you in bet water...Let H \TK M )hl) PWMKVTS resjive Tuesdays. Membership uc help wnh a fcat iziendlT. ceebdaobai letm. EvangelDt’r School, 11 a.m. i.< 340 for registration and Tuesday. Feb. 5—Dinner for l ’ a> a Thiril Kel>. 10, maieiials. Information folders Cstholir D oeW i’ Guild, may be obtained by writing .Marrh 10. 10 Friday. May .tl-SL Thomas', „ Citizens Loon Co. Lpril K e^ College, W, SOth Ave­ Seminary. Denver, general' rather Forrest H. Alien nue and L ou d ! Boulevard, 1538 Colitornia St. MA. 3-4959 ordinatwn-. '(above), pastor of Holv Denver 11. *. •. DILLON. Preirirat Saturday, J-n.-- ’ Family Parish. Dense', w” i : The clinic r.-> sponsored prie«hoo,-t r-*--,-— pr;fT,-ipal speaker an. hy the Regi* Co leg* Divijicr. Sunday, -I, Au ..- ' • r - s ;b • « '-r • y? - :i'“ ^ 'iernon-, c.f Commerce and Finance sn-l *"1 grad-, Caihe.ira! on (be Small Busine.«a Adinmia- THE LOAN ARRANGER uttKin, ^ p.m. ur.^y. Jar. .'7, a: 4 p.m. Thunday, Jongsry 24,1957 OHice, 938 Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keytfone 4-420S M C E T H R R r li [ II AsKociato of >lothcr Cabrini father Ul ana Nun whose Vows Sainf Di6S M^l'tyrSf-jeard S u ccu m b s of 74 A nun who had made her resumed their companipnihip. Death in Mexico profession of vowi to St, Fran­ Mother Domitilla acconkaniedrrki fCoHtmiird Frotn Pope O nr) ces Cabrini, Mother Mary Dorn- the aaint in her many tii: tPips to Mother was looking at him. itilla Peaaina, died in Mercy the shrine atop Me. Vernon Can­ Hoepital, Denver, Jan, 19 at the yon. where Mother Cabrini waa D isc got him nervous; her took am o f 74. Boni in Milan, Italy, endeavoring to establiah a con­ made him sote sod panicky. He on June 6. 1882. Mother Domi- valescent home for girls. She couldn't stand it any longer, sod tilla journey^ as a novice to also traveled with the saint on he ordered me to ‘smash her New York (^ty with Mother a vacation trip to Pikes Peek. As her companion. Mother Dom­ head: she's looking at me coo itilla had often Mwed garmenta haid'.’ Qiuodo did so, although for the aaint. he is supetficiaJIy a Catholic a ^ Taught Orphoni frequently makes the sign o f the For the brief time that three n or0 n n in l fftmmitteflSomemembersof l d«ft to right) Ric Modi, Mary RiU Barclay. cross, grades of high Khooi were con­ U6C61III1QI liDmiTlITTSc Thomai chairman; Art Jeram, JoAnni Mal- Chief Crfntinols ducted at the Queen o f Heaven University Club's decennial committee arelW i Frank Kohler, and Marilyn Greiaen. Orphanage, Mother Domitilla N ot Apprehended taught art and Italian, and su­ K«v. Fr«4«riek Mbao Father Anthony also hinted pervised laboratory work in To ObNorvo Club's Decennial that Communist or anticlerical chemistry. She then taught the sixth grade and art in the grade influences may explain the E> f - tchooL Illness forced her to stop Archbishop Urban J. Vehr to Be Guest ifailure of the Mexican councet- teaching in 1940, but she ron- I 3 Redemptorists ,part of our FBI to apprritend tinued to work in the clerical i i O l TI / I I * /“• I I p\ • I the two chief criminlD (there year period she w|s principal .were seven accomplices all to­ bf, Ihomas Un/v. Club Dinner Besides her teaching sbe had At St. Joseph's Get gether;. "Even the paper £x- been assistant superior at the Archbishop Urban J. ,Vehr The business field pur- eelsiof {Mexico's City's most home and founded the Queen of will be guest of honor at the trseted th^ most vocationally poies of the decennial celebn- tion is to renew these relation­ noted journaij told the police Heaven Aid Society, which has Sl Thomaa University Club’t m aking, with 29 so employed. celebrated iu goidu jubilee. decennial dinner at the Avia­ Seventeen are teachers, 10 are ships in a festive atmoephere. chat they were "making good tion Country Club on Feb. 13. nurses, seven engineers, five Two Rosary services were All past, preaant, and future New Assignments comedy" by failing to arrest Mother Donitilla The dinner will celebrate the are in managerial or executive members are invited. Invita- held, one led by Father Walter yean of tuceexa enjoyed by positions, three are physical Valentino. A correspondent of Cabrini. After (heir arrival M. Lander, SJ,, and an evening to tiona are being sent to all whoso the club, therapists, three social workers, another paper, El Unirtrial, April 18, 1902, she made her Rosary led bv Father Delitle addresses are known. Any past A nationally known worker with the laity and a three medical technologists, two profession of vows to the saint Lemieux. At the latter an honor The Univenity Club was or­ member who does not receive native of Denver are amonR three Redemploriat priests saicascically referred to an in­ reporters, two librarians, and In response to a call for guard of Fourth Degree ganized early in 1947 for per­ a letter is urged to contact any nocuous ^ lic e bulletin on the five housewives. Also included who will soon leave St, Joseph's Parish, Denver, for teachers in the West. Mother Knights o f ColumMia members sons with at least two years of of the following for reserva­ an.ong members are a photo new assifmments. steps to find the murderers as DoRiitilla and a number of waa present. Six of these knights college training or the equiva­ tions or details: Mrs. Mary Je- geoIofriaL an attorney, a special Those leavinjf are Faihera Frederick Mann, "brilliant." companions Journeyed to Den were the pallbearers at tbe fu­ lent to promote Catholic Action zek, FR. 7-699?,- Dorothy Nor­ through intellectual, religious, tax agent, an architect, a psy­ man. DE. 3-T424; or JoAnne C.SS.R., and Gerald Heim, Father Anthony wrote chat ver.-arriving June 21. 1906. to neral. social, and recreattonal activi­ chologist, a chemiiL a C.P.A., HaUoy. FR. 7-4926. C.SS.R,, both Koin; to the Re- holics Anonymous. In 1945 in teaeb in the M(. C am el Klxh The Rt. Rev. Motuignor John the attack on father Jt^n oc­ ties. an insurance underwriter, plus demptoriit MiMion Kouw. Pine Wichita he began organizing School. Sbe held this poaition P. Moran offered the High Mass Any proipective member In­ curred between 8 :1 0 and 9 p m. many other apecisliata. City, Mmn.; and Father Wil­ Cana groups as one of the first until 1923. Among her itudcnta in tbe orphanage chapel. Sistari A survey o f the present mem­ terest^ in the club should call liam Berberirh, C.SS.R.. goiiie priests in the country to under­ in the little garden near the sbe numbers the Zarlattgoi fr.un St. Clara’s Orphanage, Ml bership shows the diverse edu­ Smalltr Vocationi Kathy Price, AL 6-6696, or to St. AlphoiMuii Pariah, Chi- take such work. He also formed street on which the Theatioes' brothers and Pasquale Marran Sl Vincent’s Home. Marycrest, cational. vocational, and terri­ Similar lurveys of past years George Bartm , CH. 4-7191, fo r torial backgrounds of the mem- would reveal the same variety a brochure add schedule of ac- «|to. a teys' club to cut down on ^ i n e faced. The supeiicr thus lino. and Mercy Hospital, and a large Alan transferred from S t juvenile delinquency. Mother Cabrini had -ireceded Dumber of clergy were pres­ hen, which have been typical of comradeship enjoyed by tivitiea reconstructed the crime: Joaeph’i if Brother Charles, In Denver he has been active her to Denver, and here the two e n t Interment was in Ht. Olivet. through tha yean. C.SS.R,, who has served the with the Illinois, nists, the organization of a first priest to he named the local offered Saturday morning, Jan. furiously at the murderers and the men in the choir are not seven from Wisconsin, seven union among Texas pecan work­ Notre Dame Club's "Man o f the 26, at 9 o’clock in the Cathe­ able to aing during the week from Kansas, six from Pennsyl- ers, Cana Conference work, and Year.” received several head wounds dral for the late Rt. Rev, Mon- days. vsnia, snd five from New York. eifnrts to rehabilitate alroholica. from them.) aignor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G. Father Berberich Other states represented are Father Berberich is a gradu­ Father Berberkh was or­ W hile Father was approach­ Mentignof Walter J. Caiueaa, South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, ate of St Joaeph's Grade astor o f the (Cathedral, wUI dained in May, 1925, at the ing (he kennel, frwn the back of Wyoming, Michigan, Ohio, New School, and was baptized and Redemptorist ^minary at Oco- Cs celebrant o f the Maas, The Jersey, Montana, Miaaouri, made his First Communion in the dog bouse Francisco Valen nomowlc. Wit,, and enlered^n famed Cathedral Male Vested Kentucky, North Dakota, Maa- the Denver parish’s church. His tino—a former heavyweight many parish and mission Choir, under the dirMtion of aachusetta, Minnesota, Arizona, lateet assignment in his native assignments. In I960, while boxer— together with four more the Rev, Richerd C. Heiiter. will Oklahoma, and Oregon. parish beimn in 1963. provide the music for the Mass. director of a school in New (hugs, assaulted (he priest, who As fo r schooling, Denver Uni­ Father Heim, also a native of Orleans, I-a.. be returned to tried (0 defend himself as best Monsignor Bosetti was for versity it first with 29 matricu Chicago, was ordained in 1951. Denver to sing a Tolemn Mass ind came to Denver in 1964 many years Vicar General and lations. Colorado University marking his silver priestly he could until he was overcome. after two other assignments. Chancellor of the Archbishop of boasts 16 alumni; Regis College Jubilee in the presence of his "Where's the money?" barked and Loretto Heights have nine Denver, He founded tbe Cathe­ Father Mann parents, Mr. and Mrs. W . N. voice from one of the thugs. end eight, respectively. Notre Berberich. and other Denver Father Mann was horn in Silence followed. dral Male Veated Choir, and Dime. Colorado A. i M „ Colo­ 1902 into a Chicago family Chat friends and relatives. A sister, directed this organization until rado State College of Educa­ Sister M. Immaculate, ia a mem­ P riest produced 12 children, including Given shortly before his death in 1964. tion, Illinois University, and Bock frnm JaDfin ■ two-year tour of four who entered religion. Three ber of the Sisters of Mercy, Brutal Beoting Me also founded Camp Saint Columbia each were attended DBVH irum jypun •pan Father (1st Lt,| of the Redempcorist's brothers who conduct Mercy Hospital, Malo, a boys' camp at Allens- by three membert: Nebraska Ramon Blich. a priesc. of the Archdiocese of Denver, shown are Jesuit priests— Edward and Denver. Then, while the priest was park, which be also directed un­ If., Marquette, and Catholic U. abovt, lafL justI after arriving in San Francisco, Catif. Father Joseph in India and Nicholas in During an earlier assignment lying defenseless on the grass, til his death. by two each. Members attended Black was met as his ship docked by his laolber, Mrs. George Cmrinnati. Father Mann was at St. Joeeph's in Denver, Fa­ Monsignor Boeetti died on 66 other colleges and universi Blach of Yuma, center, and bis brother, the Rev. Leo Blaen, ther Berberich v(aa selected for the aiminals executed the ^ - erdainrd in 1932, and his first Jan. 22, 1964. A Requiem waa lies. chapleio at SL Anthony's Hospital, Denve^. assinment took him to poor the official Colorado contingent talitics described above. After sung in the Cathedral on that Thirty-nine members have Father Blech will visit in Denver and Yuma fortw o weeks minlanf near San Antonio. n attend the 1931 national Boy the priest was gagged. Pedro Say for Monsignor Bosetti, but bschelor of science degrees, 29 before reporting for duty at Lackland Air Korea BaH, San ApMlled hy conditions, he Scout Jamboree in Washington, Linares, oicknatoed Qtundo, tied since it is customary for Mon- D, C. He was also chaplain at bachelor of arts; 13 have mas- Antonio, Tex., on Feb. 6. Before entering tbe lervict three yean undtftook organization of a aignor Boselti’s Choir to also ter't, one has an LL.B.. and Denver General Hospital for Father John's hands and feet and ago, Father Blech waa firat aaiisUnt in Annunciation ParUh, union of pecan workers. To pave sing a Requiem for him, this M ifr. Jevvpli J. Boeetti eight are registered nurses. Leadrille. the way, he published a Span- seven years, beginning in 1930. took the still living body to the Ish-language newspaper. Within Fother Heim rectory kitchen, wliere he was eight months the union had Father Heim completed two left to bleed m death. Death 4,000 members, and then the years of high school in Chicago occurred principally from a Communists moved in and before entering tbs Redempto­ seized control. rists. He, too, was ordained at wound inflicted on the back of After nine yesrs in Texas, Oconomowoc, and did misaion his skull Father Mann went to St. l.ouis work at Pine City, and. was Entering the saaisty, the for a year's pariah work, and as-signed to Omaha, Neb., for murderers stole two monstrances, thenre to Wichita, Kans., where two and one-half years before he organised a chapter of Alco­ coming to Denver, two chahees. two cibotia, a few Your Best Deal Is Still meui boxes, and everything Ouf'eThird o f PlodgoN else they thought w onh the tak­ ing. Going into another room, they grabh^ ail the money they $1,078,861 Paid So Far could find (less chan $2001, a few silver chains, medals, a cypewciier, and a little radio. In High School Drive All the holy vessels, mon­ Til# wr«>ktv rppfffi from th# prom ptly and refutarly. strances. etc., were almost im ­ enllrcliAn nf ih# -^rch- F.verynne makinc pahmenta mediately destroyed, sacrile­ knowB the ad^aniaxe o f Vrep« Hiihop'i llidh SflHKiU Fund giously, by the hands o f the rob­ iiho9ki thjil .12 per rrni o f ih** inf on lime whh hi> pay* r p j u plrd(r* h««r now brrn piiid. im*nU. The (lalbohri of Den* bers in the hopes of melting Al ibr rnd o f taif work totil >er who made vrneron* (hem down. All the lesser coo- pa«mrntR wirr 1 1.078.86 pfrdfe* la*l February are fedetaies have been caught. By •nd ihr lolil plra«i majority of IloU Family H ifh Sehtkol are down from heaven to pkick your new automobile ptrdffr* are b e i a f pair! enrepieled. them and make a bouquet of them to present to our Father John in hciven, who in his rum will offer it to the Blessed RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Mother. It w ill fill heaven with . . . at low bank rates • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS its perfume o f sanaity.' • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS Vicar General Named • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES in Grand Island See T h e DENVER’S FR/ENOMESr BANK Cewiptele line •> leHgisvi Artkite for Chimh end Heme The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Leo Keating, pastor of Sl. Msry's Parish in Grand Island, Neb.. entral Bank & Trust Co. A. P. W AGNER & CO. is the new Vicar General of Ihe Grand Island Dioceae. Born ISth and Arapahoe • Denver, Colorado in O’Connor. Neb.. Feb, 25. CHURCH GOODS 190T, the new sppointee under­ took elementary and high school 806 14th St. Between California & Welton studies in St. Joseph's Academy MEMBER: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION • FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM TA. 5-8331 tbere. He to ^ his college course 1 Hour FREE Parking Directly at Sl Benedict's. Atchison. Kans., and his philosophy and in rear of our store—Welton St. Entrance theology in SL Francis' Semi­ nary. Milwaukee. REGIS COLLEGE PRESENTS ITS 1957 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CLINIC TO HELP THE INDEPENDENT BUSINESSMAN HELP HIMSELF. 18 EXPERTS IN THE VARIOUS FIELDS OF MANAGEMENT WILL BE THE GUEST SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS BUSINESS PROBLEMS. THE TIME: TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12 THROUGH APRIL 2 ASK FOR A BUSINESS CLINIC BROCHURE: REGIS COLLEGE — GL. 5-3633 (NOTE: MEMBERSHIP WILL BE SATISFACTORILY LIMITED)

.. n.— fA G l FOUR OFfiet, « 3 I B i cV StTMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtUpliont, Ktyilon* 4^205 . Thuridoy, Jpnusry 24,1957 Derby Cana Club Plans Christ the King PTA Communion Breakfast Changes Date to Jan. 28

D*rby. — (Si. Catberina'atof tha pariah and children (Christ the Kiag Psrtsh, pushers, or jeaos, but not reg­ P«ri»h) — Wh»D the pariah! wara outalandinx contributiona. Dsnvar) ular iborta: also slcevel^- Cana Club mat, Al Solia. oul- Pawn made bjr the Cana Club The PTA meeting originally blouses, Keds, or gym freinr praaidant, praaidiuf, ra- manbera aaved the pariah a scheduled for Monday. Jan. 21, Tlie clssaee will be held o.L:y ampbaaiiad tha purpoaa and conaiderable lum of moner. has been pottpon«l until Mon­ Tuesday from 3:30 to 6;3fl pjn. ebjactiat of tba club. Uahan from tha club faclli- day, Jan. 28, at 1:30 p.m. in Altar and Rosary Secioty tatad aaating in tha nawl)' en- the school hall because of the Nanad for offkc wara AI- The Altar and Rosary lam d ebarch. improvement project now in bart Urakb, Cob Baren, Rocco w ill meet Friday. Jan. 2$, in Followini; tha exemplar; pr^noti in the school. Ferutnato. F iord Gartanar, tbe church at 1:30 p.m. for tbe zaal of tha S t Tbomaa’ Unirer- l o e fifth grade room mothers. l/ouiaa Contar. ThartM Uar- recitation e f the Rosary and ait; Club, which baa been Mrs. Robert Johnston, and Mrs. tinai, Opal Baran, Dorothp then will adjourn te the as­ taachinc catechiam in tha area Robert Stewardson, will be host­ Rrao, Battr Fortunato. and sembly room of the rectory for for naarl; five ;aan, membari esses. AUaca Maana. the meeting. Mrs. Cyprienc o f tha pariah have been takini Tbe PTA council meeting has Gableman will speak on her re­ Plana for tha annual Com­ Inotructiona on "How to Teach*' alto been postponed until Mon­ cent residence in Europe, and munion brrakfaat wara formu- at the Kol; Ghoat Canter in day, Jan. 23, at 12:30 p.m. in of tha many shrines ef the con­ latad. Chief cooka and aervera Denver and at St. Auftua- the school hall. tinent. All women of the parjih wHI ba Katharina Contar, Opal tine'a CCD Canter in Brighton. Sixty-seven girls from the are invited to attend. Reran, Rosa Appalhana, and Workinu with them and co- fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth Two new circles were formed ordinatine the pariah group are Ethel Puckett. lic h a r c ' r liik Members of the Uiheri' Club of 8t. Vincent land, Jack Trenkle, and Robert Close; back row, Bernard Carra- gradm went to Hill Junior High reheoGy in the parish. The.v Tha club waa thanked for John Puckett of the pariah and W9IIBI> VIUH p.uj., p4ri,h, Denver, ahown above, are, ber, Louis Sullivan. Earl Hahn, David SIkea, Edward Megge, and School Friday, Jan. 18, to sign have chosen the names "Blessed Ed Tomko, preaident of the the co-oparation o f tha paat left to right, front row, Elmer Book, John Zimmermann, Mon- Waller Angerer. up for basketball. The girls will Mother Cirele" and "Infant oJ jear. Unulad efforta in behalf Unlveraity Club. O’SuUl’ O’Sullivan...... signor William Carmichael, and Louia Weber; aec- Dr. Walter Longews; was not preMnt when the picture was be coached by Miss Jean Me- Prague Circle." ond row, Frank Kohler, John Maier, Ray Tharp, George Koel- taken. Andrews, physical education in­ ike St Viacasl de Paul bert, Leo Kraemer, Henry Schwab, and Henry Bettinger; third The new officers are; Preaident, Elmer Book; vice president, structor at HUI Junior Hlgbj CeofereBce of lbs perish wel- *St. Vincent de Paul's Parish* row, Walter Dubaeb. Lee Dugdale, Charles Rausch, Frank Gar­ John Maier; and saeratary-traaiurer, Ray. Tharp. who has offered her servi^. coned its third refugee fea- • .i. -f ^ -j. Ed Girlsnd, Christ the King ily this past week. Tbe Lojoa M . UNIVERSITY ILVD. A E. ARIZONA Coffee, Cake Social in Cafeteria Hall School athletic coach, will su­ Kalenta family have two S l ’^'D.W M.4SSES pervise. ■mall boys, o d o 17 moatbi As the girls progress in the oad fivo yoars of Ofo. Mr. 6:45, 8:00, 8:30, 11:00 and 12:16 playing of basketball they will Kelemoa is aa aaporioucad Confcaaiona: Saturdays 3:30 to 6:30 and 7:80 to 8 p.ra. St Vincent's to Welcome New Arrivals Jan. 27 be in competition with five auto naebaaie aad is saaioas Rt . Rsv. HaoR. EucxNt A . O’S l-u j v a n . Partor other acbools. The girls must to soeuro onployaaoat ia this I (S i . ViBcaat da Paal'a Pariah. wear bermoda shorts, pedal . fiold. 2385 E. ArizoRR SP. 7-4813 Daavar) A ceffee and cake social will ba held in the cafeteria ball on [ATHEDRAL PARISH' Sunday, Jan. 27, at 8 o'clock Rays'SlandordService ______E. COLFAX 4 LOGAN ST. LEN'S Pharmacy for alt Dewcomen in tha parish. Ray Guertner, Prop. = SUNDAY MASSES = U C. FEHX. Pray. Thosa couples who havs re­ Mawbw St. Vlacnl 4« PaHTi Ptrlak Washing - Greasing cently moved here, or anyone 640 - 7:00 - 8:00 - 040 • 10:00 - 11:30 • 12:30 Hava Your Doctor Phone who would like to get better 4 0:30 P.M. Sa. Claytaa at Lanuiana Ua Your Praacription acquainted with other parish­ CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:80 4 7:80 RA. 2-9670 ioners, are cordially invited to HacR. W . J. Cakavan, Pastor 1707 E. Ia»)>lana RA 2-3739 attend. The entira family is in­ At LaalUaaa aad Stalk Cter>«a Fra# PicAap and Oefiaery 1501 PENN. ST. MA. 3-0233 vited, and parents are urged to bring their children. Washington NORRIS AG MARKET PTA Party An all-paiyh games psrt; «»rfi ItniB. Pm Pork M kt. iHitat «f It VlMMTfi ftrhh wilt be held Frida; evening, CeepUu AC F*o4 C«a(«r Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. in the parish Bill Ha|k«a bail. Thera will ba a $60 special km / Your Friendly Open Sundays 9 TUI 2 ift. This event is sponsored PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED A G Store Credit ~ Fras Delivery fy the ways and maana commit­ FOR AND DELIVERED 596 5. CUpia SP. 7-6076 f. CUr'aa a LaaiaUaa PE.S-a4IT tee of the PTA. Cellae al Oewelat Deevei A beginner’s course In first KErsleei 4-SSIT aid will be given in the school in the near future. A Red Crou instructor will teach the ap­ LIQUOR MART S i f l v i a i i . i SO. GAYLORD SHOPPING DIsTj proved courae, held as a part DINING ROOM of the Civil Defense progrim. Wibe« Fealarlng More details may ba obtain ^ by Li^aor Tkr FlaMt >1 Fm S> Itr Ovw calling Mrs. Paul Smith. RA. 2- C«ld Bttp Tm Vmt. G.4YLORD , EMPIRE MARKET SIM. RwMaaWy F rM S3JE.C«lfmi TA.AOM4 306 Eart Calfaa Ave. Johnny Meyers Bob Holm Women ere needed for the CLEANERS March o f Dimas Polio Drive tha Open Woak Days and Sandsys P lfin fonm ac P n riv lo Ihe pietura above ilaft to right are Hr. and Mrs. John Zimmer- •vening of Jan. 81. Anjrona will­ PICKUF a DtUVEBY 1 a AJd. la ■ PJS. r i« n v u m e > r u iiy j, plan- mann. Mrs. B. Doyls, Mr. in d Mrs, WiUiam ing to help is asked to contact Wa Civa *5.4H.’ Crean 5tamp« ning eommittaa for tba annua! games party to H ugb«, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckley. Mr. aad NO DOWN PAYMENT |Qoe{it> • Mrs. W. Angerer. RA. 2-Zl'io. be held Friday evening, Feb. 1, at 8 pxn. in St Mrs. Robert Tapp, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward BOB\S Car reyatr*. tody varfe aad PE. 3-I3SO.1028 Sa. Gaylard Meats Sea Food Under the ebairmanship of Vincent de Paul's Parish Hall, Denver. From I Walsh. E. Boyle is not shewn. aalatlaa 10.58 S: Gaylord SP 7-7567 SUPER MARKET Mrs. Lou Weber, the SL Vin­ laSa in autpar-: cent de Paul PTA sold tha moat CATHEDRAL MOTORS Quality Maalt 4 VagaUblai ITSS Laeaa KE. a-aost tickata to the CPTL card party. niiLi D a a m . iw j n i nAFFNtr, Fna. Two SL Vincent PTA members AZS C. ITtk M Pnii. CH. 4-taZl Bonnie Brae Shopping Center received gifta at the party, Archbishop Triple Jubilee Mrs. George Learned and Mrs, Tom McGovern. Altor Sociaty Dues J o A b / , 3 ‘D d i L l MAZZULLA CONOCO PRODUaS Preisser's Red&White Members of the Altar and Ro­ Speaker at BI. Sacrament LubrlcaUea. Car WaaMnr. Rattartvi sary Society will be at tha doors aruL 0M nk&. RMkarcM, Thw Vakaalllaf C le a n ers & T a ilo rs Grocery and Market of the church after all the (BU»a»d SaermiDpat PAriiht important meeting is extended o'clock' on Wednesday, Feb. 6. NOB HILL INN IFe Glee Pioneer Slempa Masses Sunday. Jan. 27, to dis­ AltersCiMB • Rejinint DpiiTar) to all the former assistants, all to recite tha Rosary. 'They will Hmtf Cniater BONNIE BRAE FANCY MEATS. VECITABLES, tribute the envelopes for the past PTA praaidents, to scout- then convene in the ichoed cafe­ 436 £. CoHok MA3.S063 AND QUALITY GROCERIES Altar and Rosary Socisty'l an­ Archbishop Urban J. 420 E4BI TA. 8 0TI7 Vehr will bo the guest mattars, cubmaslars, pastprasi- teria to hear John F. Connell, Conoco Service Free Delivery SPrace 7-4447 nual dues. The envelopes may dants of Girl Scout, Cub Scout, A.I.A., diieues the plana of tbe be returned on Sunday. Feb, 3, speaker at the annual eve­ T24 So. Uaiveriily PE. 3-M08 SUIE-MleATa. (S. Ualv.aadOUa) and Boy Scout mothers' auxil­ new Machebeuf High School. DOYLE’S Please Patronize and deposited in the collection ning meeting of the PTA iaries. Mr. Connell, who attended baskets at alt of the Masses. Monday, Jan. 28, at 7:30 Following the meeting re­ Colorado A. 4 H„ is a graduate PHARMACY Your REGISTER iThe dues are $1 per year. All T. JOHN'S PARISH™ ™ ! o'clock in the echool luditorinm. freshments will be served in of Notre Dame University, and Tha PirtlctUr Orufxlal Advertisers ana women of the pariah are in­ travailed axtanaively in Europe E. Ttk AVE. a ELIZABETH ST. The Rev, William H. Jones, the school cafeteria with tha vited to join wlwcber the; can archdiocesan superintendent of second and Mvanth grade room and South America. He is re­ 17ib AVEL and GRANT M ention be active or noL sponsible for the plans for = SUNDAY MASSES = schooU. will also sddm s the as- mothers as bosteases. They are KE. 4-sasr F ace d u j v u t THE REGISTER Tbe Salve Regina Circle will eembly. Mmes. Francis R . Coyle. M. many buildings and improve- <;00 • 7:30 - 8h)0 . 10:30 - 12K10 4 6:00 P.M. meet in the home of Mr. and manta in the archdiocese. Mr. 20 Yoars As Perry Holcomb. Thomas B. CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 8:00 4 7:30 Mrs. Con Petrie on Sunday, Jan. Croke, Arthor It Curru, Mil­ Connell is a member of the par­ Rt , Rev. J. P. Moran, Pabtor 27. Pinochia wilt ba played. Pastor ef Porish ton J. Conway, Willard T. <^r- ish and tha father of six chil­ o n »S T . PHILOMENA'S PARISHnsm There will be a meelisg An anticipated 760 persons dren. E. 7th and Elizabeth St. EA. 2-2026 medy. and Martin F. Maloney. R 6. Mtk AVE. AT OETaorr ST. E Ibis Thursday, Jea. 24, at 8 will attend the triple celebra­ The following PTA officers Success Asktd p.m. ia the parish ball o f all tion ef the Bt. Rev. Monsignor vrill serve as assistant hoataates: B SUNDAY MASSES \ ehildrea of high scbeel age, Harold V. (^mpbell'a 20th an­ For Claiies Speeiallziait in Mmes. Edward L Curran, Rob­ R .6:46.740,8:16,9:30.11:00 4 12:16 K as wsll as adults, who plan niversary as pastor o f Blessed ert V. Leydon, Burton V, Jay, A special Maas at 8:15 o'clock CAPITOL DRUG on Tuesday, Jan. 22, attended H Confessions: Saturday 3:30 to t-.OH 4 740 to 940 K Permanent Having te reesivs tha sacretoeat ef Sacrament Parish; 20 years of Peter J. Geritx. Pierre Arch- ria e anmsn C eufiraalieu as Feb. 10. scoutini^ in the parish, and 20 ambault Bober S. Frazier, and by all tha school children, was R Rt. Rav. MaoL W il lu m M. HrcciNi, Pavtck \ MiaMr ■> a- iika-i V M offered for the sueceat ef tha My Lady Edith Junior Neuman Club meet­ yean since the organisation of John J. Polotky. n t w leriet ef information B 2820 E. I4fh Ave. FR. 7 -6 0 7 5 f New Drive-In ings are held every Tucada; the PTA in the parish. An appeal is made te r each Beauty Shoppe clasaea conducted by the Rev. Window Servire evening at 7 p.m. in the parish Monsignor Campbell was family in tha parish te send A MINNIE EEUELER. Mar. Michael Walsh. The classes be­ FREE OEUVERV hail fo r high Khool bojrs and named pastor o f Bleaaod Socra- one member to the perpetual gan in tha old school hall Tues­ B elly & Bob*! Beauty 8804 E. 6th Ava. EA. 24736 E. 6tb 4 Fillmara FR. 7-3T41 girts attending the public ment Parish on Jan. 17, 1987; novena devotions honoris the Andy's Texaco Station the srnuts' first charter is day evening, and will be held & Barlter Shop schoqU. The meetings eoniiit of Sacred Heart every P*riday I2lb 4 Claytaa FR. 7-9826 dated November, 1936, and the on Tuesday and Thursday of short instructions followed by night at 7:30 o'clock. This Fri­ Spacialiaing in FRANK MATHIS Blessed Sacrament PTA was or- each week at 7:30 p.m. W l GIVE RBB r t t u n a social period o f garnet. day night the subject of the Parmanent Wav- c ! O L S O N ' S nnited soon after Monsignor The purpose of the Maes was Draggitt talk by the Rev. Anton J. log and Latest in T Campbell took charge o f the Borer, S.M.B., will be "Pope twofold: For the success of the Texaco Products undertaking, and to focus the Hair Shaping Prefaoianal parish. Pius XII Fosters the Sacred Food Market attention of the children, thet Waibiai \ X V Get-Acquainted A varied program has been Heart Devotions." The exer­ Accoioori*# ; Praicriptiaa Sarvica they also may become aposto- 2603 E .12tk Ave. EA 2-4723 arranged, in which most of the cises open with the recitation of Pbaaat RA. 2-4868—2-4616 Apprerieiet Your Biuineu tatea in interesting non-(;a^o- children of the school will par­ the Rosary and close with bene­ lict relatives end friends in 6th Ava. at Marian 30.10 F-. 6ih F.A. 2-1801 Dinner Jan. 26 ticipate. diction. JOHN HARVEY [ The firms listed here Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, learning more about the church. HNS Meeting Its doctrines, rites, and cui- FURNITtRE deserve to be remembered I WALTER FOGG SERVICE first president of the parish In Westminster PTA, will trice its history and To Hear Architect 2404 e. M fii Av«. .when you are distributing ' SINCLAIR PRODUCTS •t 8t. Weetminster. — (Holy Trin. development. The Holy Name Society will Boron Cup T a U p k m a LAbI 2>4078 lyour patronage in the dif- C.omptete Aulomolirt ity Parish)— A poUuck supper An invitation to attend this meet in the church at 7:46 For Intromurols Com plete Isty Mmi • QuBhtr LJa** . ferent lines of business. Fodd Market .hVrrfra end square dance will be held Jim McComb of the Baron to -welcome old and new fam­ Fr. Malatesla lo Deliver SermooN Printing Co. has donstad a cup, Meats Procassed fo r Freezers ! W» Civr ^ 9 ^ Cnaa SUaiya ilies o f Holy Trinity Parish. to ba known as the Baron Cop, 2916 E. 6lb Ava. EA 2-2472 1 Pkktgp OeUvpTf There will be a variety of which will be used in a new in­ • • ---- <2T0O E4it «U DE. »-»TOO home cooked food ; vrich the tramural athletic program Hi ^CURE d'ARS PARISH* dinner there will be free coffee St. Dominic's Slates Biassed Sacrament ^ o o L Sixty E. I2m 4 AVE. A DAHUA 8T. The firms listed herel and soft drinks. boys in eight teams anil partici­ BELL'S PASTRIES Tha get-together will be pate. de«rve to be remembered! held at the Jeaepbme Hodgkins Religious Instructions fo r SUNDAY MASSES We «!• usUsacbed Fleer sad 8:00 - 8:00 - 10:00 - 11:34 4 7:00 P.S! when you are distributing, as prtservttirrs School pafeteria. 67(h and 40 Hours' Jan. 25-27 public school children art an ■ reed - Fsilrfes - Cbmss King StreeL this Saturday important part of tba weekly CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4.40 4 7:30 your patronage in the dif-! 1307 E . 6lh Ave. night. Jan. 26, at 7 o'clock. (St. Domloic'i Pariih. Daavar) unr pariah program. Every Sunday Rev. J ohn N. Haley, PA sna ferent lines of business. C il. 1-6587 After tbe dinner Marvin Forty Hours' Devotion will $300. The dacorsteu cske was r ^ morning tha listan teach catCh Smith will be the caller for be held In Su Dominic's Church ceived by Mrs. Bernard PUz. chiim in the old school hall at some square dancing, which beginning with the Msts of Ex- Mrs. Kennlt Edwards, pro­ 10 o'clock to children attending will start at approximately 8:30 poaiGon at 8 o’clock Friday gram chairman for the PTA, ia public grade schools. ™ S T . FRANCIS de SALES' PARISH' IP-m. evening. Jan. 26. The Blesied grateful fo r the response and Every Monday night at 7:16 THELMA KASSON Please Patronize ; Hosts and hostesses for this Sacrament wilt remain exposed o'clock the Junior Newman E. ALAMEDA a SHERMAN ST. co-operation the received n BEAUTY SALON ; night o f fun wilt be Ur. and all day until after the Holy Club meets in tha gymnasium. Your REGISTER presenting the fashion show at 2870 Celerada BUd. Mrs. Carol Butts, Mr. and Mrs. Hour on Friday evening, which the PTA raeating last week. It The religious Instructions in Advertisers and SUNDAY MASSES lAnthonv Blatter. Mr. and Mrs. will bt held from 7:80 till,8:30 this activity are designed for Heir Slrling roved entertaining, but words Permanent ITartJig 6:00 - 6:00 - T;00 - R:00 - 9:00 - 10:00 - 11:00 4 12:00 I Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Dan o'clock. Special devotions will Jsil to describe msny of the all children attending public M ention COKFESSION.S SATURDAY 8:30 4 7:30 high schools, including eighth PHONE DEiln 3-1106 ICunningham, Mr. and Mrs. b« held On Saturday evening at “creations," some ef them be­ TMau Kaaaaa OXaaaar. Ovaav THE REGISTER grade. Parents are urged to “ ***■ S mith, Pa s t w iWilliam Cunningham, and Mr. 7:80 o'clock. Confenions will ing more than 100 yrart old. 300 So, Sherman St. PE. 3-5400 and Mrs. Kellams. ba heard after the Holy Hour Little Frances Abromiet was consider their obligation to tend Mr. and Mrs. Norbert B id ­ on both Friday and Saturday tbe mascot and practically stole their children to these cltsM . ding are parents of a boy. evenings, and, as usual, on Sat. the show. Children of Catholic high BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH Mr. John Xokent recently schools are invited to attend. urday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Misses Donna Conrad and underwent surgery at Mercy EUDOaA ST..« HONpVIEW BLVD. Alameda Drug Store CONOCO PRODUCTS Closing exercises will take Kathy Mentzen wert most en­ Hospital. place on Sunday afternoon, Jan. V. a PETERSON. Prep. 1 LubricRlion-Delco Balieries tertaining with their accordions. = SUNDAY MASSES ^ 27 at 4 o'clock. Sermons fo r the Past praaidents of tha PTA Cat Rate Dra${.'6 HEAR 7 40 - 8 40 - 9:30 - 10:45 - 12 40 Forty Hours' will be preached wara honored and « e r o p r^ Car Washinf; CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:30 4 7:30 Fesalaia Servfce All Saints Parish by Rev. C. .R . Malatesta. sented cortagea. A . (Dutch) ThOOiaS O.P.. professor at Lorette Rt. Ret. Msca. H. V. CAunox, Pastob y«ir BarinvM /fppreefawW jVV. Brentwood ^Heights College. As previously announced, tbei, ASK and LEARN 4930 Montview Blvd. FR. 7-1692 A la m e d a & So. B road w ay | a u »«U 4 U t a a PE. 3-R640 japer drive uaually held on the > A Iwa-waak miasioa will ba ast Friday of each month willll bald far Iba Rariih fram Sen- not ba bald this month. Tbei. KOA Peiir»OB*ii .Market day, Fab. 3. la Sunday, Fab. firm that buys the paper is'l Complete Oae>Stop PLATT G & W HARDWARE 17, iaclnaiva. Tba miaaianar- not abla to use it at this time.ti io,i? . c..j^ r.w .. ■na will ba tba Rav. Htnry J. ItwiU purchase magazines (and!! ' ^ ^ ^ COLORADO BOULEVARD DRUG Compiete Selection Of: HnRRt, O.P.. and tba Rev. catalogues), however, so par­ Qaastieas an raligioa sab- LLLAAERS ishioners art asked to rend FOOD STORE Engana M. Caddy, O.P. Fnr- ■itied by tba radio aodiaaca JOE K. SCKIUTZ. Pna- these with tha school children on Mrt. Emily HewaU, Owsar Homa— ibar dalaila will ba aanonnead aatwarod aa tba arebdioe- Delivery — Tuas., ThncR., SaL | Friday morning, Jan. 26. Any­ ARRiiaacet aad Parti laltr. area broadcaiL Prescriptions 491 So. Pearl PE. 8-1484| Very Reasoaable Taalc one needing further informa-| Bake Sole Succoss tion may contact the chairman. Booklet on CotAoUc CAarcb Ac<«rat«lr FillW Mre. Wella. at GR. 7-3919 or, Prices I Mrs. Mike DeBtlle, president, teoiUUe froo of coat Tha firms listed here ' 1957 Fishing Licenses end Hmea. John Storm and Leo the presidenL Mrs. Mika Da- | Fonntain Servire deserve to be remembered Clwtaiaf by Bodefuli Now Avoilobla Bah], co-chairmen of the food Belle, at GR. 7-6117. to all inqairers. Liqnor Department end bake sale sponsored by the when you are diatribuUng i Dkk TrawNU J«ka Balilaan Sanctuary workers for Fri- w a n x TO Fr«o tHUvery Cm ( Pbrvi u d A m n 2102 So. Padaral Blvd. PTA, wish te express (heir sin­ your patronage in the d lf-, ^ y. Jan. 26, w d Fri^y Fab.j; A.k aad Laara, Stati.a KOA EA 2-3933 EA 2-9997 EA 2.9098 cere appreciation for the co- 1. are Mmes. Paul Madrid. Sam-, 295 S. Penn. R.A. 2-8653 Daavar 2, Calarada ferent lines of business. WE. 5-1701 loperition they received. This Albi, John Thomas, and Edward I Eait Calfas 4 Calarada Blvd. .was one ef the meat successful Coaqelly. iL ^ar$J«y, January 24,1957 Office, 938 ianneck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K e y tte n e 4-420S MGE FIVt

Od National Radio Show How to Form Juveniles E a 9 Is Described for Parents Several basic rules in regard trajal of tmmalaro paroals, to Juvenile delinuuent* were aad, ia rvverve, they provido given to parents by tbe Rev. a thatch af malora paraatt," Lucius F. Orrantaa, SJ.. pro­ fessor at Regia College. Denver, Shows How on a nation-wide radio broad­ cast Sunday, Jan. 20. Delinquency Cornea Father Cervantes, bead o f the Thea* "rules" sure to ertaU dtpsrtment of loeioiegy at child dalinquanry includ* such Regii College, and a nationally things as: 1) Do not givo your known aecMogist. singled out son any religious or spiritual the immature parent as per- training; 2) io th* child's pree- hap* th* greaten contributing esc*, do not be respectful of factor to a child's deUnquency. sromaahood, or of law aad mot- "As American parents gener­ ernment; 8) be s u n to keep ally rear American chudren. your hoiM from being a centar Engllih parents Engliih chil­ of cheer—make it a dumping dren, and German parents Ger­ ground for your grouebta; 4) be man children, ao immature ptr- lurt to fo r ^ th* promleN you enta usually rear immature make to yoor child; 6) do not children." The casual, immature make a pal of him; 6) naver Sf. Therese CFM Couples at Retreat itlituda of these young citi- cootiiler his educational and CArt rA llin c lanlA R firiac Mrmbcra of|/.«rionif, >r«, from left, Mra. I,«m*rd Dou. tens toward crime of all types emotional development n pa­ ron voiltns Legionaries l,«iion J. r»rry KinUley, Mr*. Fred Vofft, Wi111«m In sn impressive etre- hoys and families followed in the church hall. results In delinquenry.Ji* added, rental rasponsibility. Knights of Altar mony. Father John ef M»rjr pr»e»idium IB St. Jo»eph'i P»ri*h, Fort KinUley, John White, Mr*. John White, Mr*. The Knights of th* Altar of St. Therese'* RenuUs of Interview Father Cervantes is the Janu­ Collin*, tbown above a* lb* Rev. Thomas Mr-lJohn Andrijewikl, Mrs. John O'Connor, and Mr*. Ragan, pastor, received l2 boys into the Ni- Parish, shown above, are, from left, front row, With Judge Gilliam ary speaker for the Christian Mahon blosaes the new hand-carved Vrri/fimiRobert Fnson. tionai Society of the Knights of the Altar. While the Rev. John Regan, pastor; Robert Jocolmon. in Action series o f national radio family and friend* watched proudly. James Richard Piekenbrock, James Suntum. Michael To lubataotiate Ibis bypethw. broadcasts. They are being car­ Kveniop and Richard Rohleder were vested with ! Morris. George Hill, David Kimmermin, Mich­ •is, Father Cervanta* inter­ ried loeaUy by KVOD from the pin and high degree of “Knight'; James ael DeWitt, Alfred Chesrhi, Michael Otto, and 11:05 to 11:30 ajn. every Sun­ D'Ambroeto and Ronald Kopowxk* were honored viewed Judge Philip B. Gilliam the Rev, John Imcach, S.M.B.; day in January. Vexillum Standard Carved by Hand with tbe rank of "P*fe“ ; and tbe following Second row, Thoms* Row. James Gtllagher, of Deuver'i Juvenile Court sys­ boys roeeivod their certificate of inembenhip in Kenneth McDonald. Allan Koprowaki, Rollan tem. Judge Gilliam, Father Cer- the Knights of tbe Altar: Lany Becker, James Hardy, Stephen Fiore, Larry Elecker; third row. canU* said, pointad out that H lx a C n t To Be Used at Acies of Greeley Curia Gallagher, Rollan Hardy, Allan Koprowiki, Ken­ James D'Ambrosie, Richard Rohledei, Gerald neth McDonald, Richard Piekenbrock, Thomai McDonald, Jamea Koentop, snd ^nald Ko­ the cauiti of delinquency vary *104 * A A . Rot. and Jamea Suntum. A reception for altar prowiki. with the individual, and it U lUllOINCl ■ T O t J v i w The Our I^dy of the Moun­ Founded in 1950 Mary. A* th* t,ei;ion of Mary sometiraet the parent who Is tain* Praesidium o f the I,eKion Tr.c Rev, Richard M. Duffy, requires the work* were al­ Aurora.— (St. Therese'* Par-I Holy Noma Men elected at the January meeting lee complacent in ;m)ding who ways done in pairs. of Mary, St. Joseph’* f'hurrh. pastor of Rl. Jooeph's Parish, B reak fa it o f Su Thereae’i I T A have contributes to a child's bad be­ HMR llU lltl MS aM iw i* Fort roliins, has made a (treat jhad the praeaidium founded in Weekly calls have been made Therese CFM groupc spent a appointed the following com­ havior. February 10 is Communion Mrf contribution to the Uroeley I960. William P. KinUley was ■t the botpiul to (^tbolic pa rofiubi* day at Loretto mittee chairmen: Program. Jadpa Ciliian provided Fa* Curia through the son o f one the first president of tho prae- tients, which would mean that eights on Holy Family Sun­ day for tha members o f the Aril* and Dorothy Lease; hos­ tker Cervaates with icTaral Nr M h a ym Holy Nam* Society and all rm fna IMm* . Nb m Urn of its charter members. Will- sidium and u now president of a pair of lerionsirei called on day, Jan. 13, It was the ocea- pitality. Gil and C on Fcrnan- "iraaad mivs" far creatiaf other men of the parish. After UNITED MATEIUAL5 iam P. XinUley. I (he Greeley Curia. approximately 1,460 patienU tion of th* annual CFM day of det; membership. Dal* and dvIiaquvBU, cad tkv Rcfii the 8 o'clock Mass, the annual «1« w, t«tl BN Kl 4-M30 Uii son, Joseph Perry Kintz- ' Besidts his son. Joseph Per­ durin(t this time. recollection, sponsored by tbe Bernica Seggerman; publicity, Jacnit termed them "a por. NwMi VMNi Communion breakfast will be ley, spent nine months carvinit ry, who is the father of three Denver Federation, and at­ Kenny and Lola Wallace; About four parish calls have held. A charge of 76 cent* per by hand Frri//i

The Catholic Order of For­ specified contributions for the ester*. a legal reserve fraternel form ef certificate authorized, Benefit Society, has lecured a from time to time by the High license to carry on the work of Court, as it may be empowered the society in th* State of to do according to law; to do Colorado. all things fo r tha sole beneflt At prduat a memberakip of its member* and their bene- driva it hviai caadacled ia fkiariet, which a benefit soci­ th e Eaglcwaad • LitiUlaa ety may do by virtu* of atat-! area, to rccrait charter meiB- ute* of state* or provinces gov- h en af $1. Micbacl'a Cavrt erning fraternal aocieties.” 2153. which will be the fint $16,500,000 caart activated la the alatc. For Charity Tha Rov. Omcr raskoveo, pastor el All Souls’ Pcrich, This ideal has to be strictly W nnfIrnrvPP ^°kn Perry KlnUley (right above) spent Englowood, it to bo tbo cpirit- adhered to throughout the 73 fivw ui,ui w t months in carving by hand the Vexillum ucl diroelor. Aayoao ia ihit years o f the existence o f the Legionis, the official standard of the l.egion of Msry. for the area ialorctlod ia mora iafor. society. Th* Catholic Order of us* of the Our Lady of the Mountains pratsidium in Fort Col­ metioB ached to coalacl Foresters hss met every one of lins. Th* Rev. Thomas MeMsbon (at left), tsiislanl in St. the field roprecoatativo, it* contracts and contributed Joserh'i Parish, Fort - «he chaplain of lb* praesidium. Jeteph F. O'Caaaar, at SU. mere than 816.600.01)0 to char­ 1-I3I0. itable purposes, aiding and ss- The Forester* were oiqran- sisting the members of the ixed in Chicago in 1883 wiU a Catholic faith in floods, fires, JOE ONOFRIO humble beginning of 43 mem­ and -ther major eatastrophies, bers. The organisation has now and th* soeiety has contributed 1332 Br«Ad««7 to its membert, their benefi­ (Ji. I'lty grown to include 178,217 adult and juvenile insurance mem­ ciaries. and families the sum of PIANOS 2118.000,000 as of Dec. 81, W f gar. Belt M Tn4e bers in 1,467 Courts in the United States and Camda. It 1966. ha* 2201,029,017 o f insurance The Catholic Order of For- in force, with asset* of mere eiters has set up a youth pro­ than 260,000,000. Cardinal Sam­ gram for boys and girlz that I uel Striteh o f Chicago ii the has been far-reaching in its ef-l High Spiritual Director of the feet IB combating juvenile d^: Foresters and is an insurance linqueney. The Foresters have Lmmt B#iif R«*e member ef Holy Rosary Court also recently adopted th* Chris­ 93 in Milwaukee, WU. topher Movement founded by 1332 B reiJw ar CH 4-45SC Numbered among Insuranca Father James Keller. M.H., as members, in addition to Cardi­ an integral part f t the regular nal Striteh, are Cardinal James court meetings. In addition to McGuigan, Archbishop of 'Tor­ these important activities, th* I ASSURE YOURSELF AND YOUR LOVED ONES onto; Archbishop Henry P. memben share in an abundance Skating on thin dollars con moon strious troublo should o fom lly OF THE DIGNITY — RohImsn of Dubuque. Arch­ of apirilual and material bene­ IN THE FINEST OF CATHOLIC FUNERALS bishop Joseph E. Ritter of St. fit*. Louis, ArebWhop leo Bios of Th* Catholic Order of For­ •m trgency oris*. You eon feel safe and secure when you have a Dubuque, Biihop Witlism J. esters throughout the years has Condon of Great Falls, Bishop endeavored t« have a branch or growing savings account paying you a good return on yoor money. Louis B. Kucera of I.in^n, court affiliated with each par­ Archbishop William D. O'Brien ish. and to have the pastor or of the Catholic Church Eiten- an asiistanl to act as spiritual

Vocations Committee Kappa Oanma Ti, nitionaJ Catholic women'* college honorary lociety, *bovm alwve, in- Officers' Slate O fficers Listed elude*, trom left. Mi*s Francis Finnegan. Miss Mary Pal M.- Clone, Mr*. Albert Lambert, chairman; the Rev. John Aylward, ^ ifWomsutL TbdvA. club moderator: and Miss Katherine Prese. The committee will help plan the ob*ervanc* of Vocation* D iy in the Archdiocese Of Regis Guild By Archbishop's o f Denver March 31. Takes Up Duties GuildCircles (Archbishop's Guild, Denver) The following officers were Circle presidents who have installed at the January meeting not already done so are asked of the Regis Guild at Regis Col­ to send the lists of members of lege, Denver: Mr*. Paul Ross- circles, together with sddresse.* miller, president; Mmes. Emil and telephone numbers, to Vir­ Krei and Donald Amen, vice ginia Collins, secretary, 670 8. ircsidents; Mrs. Frank B. St«- i Grant Street, Denver. - ey. aecretary; Mis* Mary We­ Ave Maria Circle will meet ber, financial secretary: and in the home of Mary Kinkel Harold H. Grabow, treasurer. Thursday, Jan. 24. Standing committees fo r the At the January meeting of j-ear were named as follows: the Mystical Rose Circle elec­ W ays and means, Mmes. M. tion of officers was held. Sophie Shea, L. W. Sullivan; telephone. Sunedah is (he new president; Mrs, 'W, L. Roberts; member­ Mildred Kingston is treasurer. ship, Mrs. R, J. Riorden; sick, Tbe January hostess of Our Mrs. Gerald Bann; stamp col­ Lady of Lourdes Circle will be lection, Mrs. J. A. Udick; sew­ Mary O’Connor. The new of­ ing, .Mrs, J. P. Walsh: puhiicity, ficers of the circle for the com­ Mrs. James J. Arkins, Jr.; and ing year are: President, Helen refreshmenCs. Mmes. Albert Ro- Canny: secretary-treasurer, tola and A. B. Stratton. March 31 Designated Vocations Day Margaret O’CoRnor; linen chair­ Officers' retiring after two man, Mary O'Connor; ari4*pub- years were the following: Mrs. licity chairman, BilHa Leu J. J. Arkins, president; Mmes. Weber. For Archdiocese; Displays Planned Adrian Maguire and Emmet Walsh, vice presidents; Mrs. Garnett Hannon was the host­ I,aeUre Sunday, March 31, munities. At this time Denver projects of Kappa Gamma Pi ess for St. James Circle Jan. for this yeir is to promote a Janies Sweeney, secretary; Mrs. ha* been named Vocationa Day achool children and their pat­ 23. ents will be invited to meet and Kational Catholic Sisters' Day, Paul Rossmiller. financial sec­ for the Denver Archdiocese. The retary; and James Sunderland, New officers for St. Joseph's talk with the sisters and priesta the local chapter will be fulfill­ Circle are: President, Inez Me- Rev. C. B, Woodrieh, vocation* ing a dual goal. In furthering treasurer. who lerve them in this area, Phillips; vice president. Elms the idea of a National Catholic The outgoing president, Mrs. director, ha* announced that the Attendance at the Vocation* Lee, secretary. Helen Ludwig; Day program will afford Cath­ Sisters Day, Kappa hopes to Arkins, was preKnted with a main purpose of this day will be treasurer. Rose Walsh; linen olics an opportunity to p»y trib­ establish a day on which the crystal and sterling rosary in to aid sisteri and priests in fos­ chairman. Keats Crookbam; tering voettions in their own ute to and to express gratitude whole Catholic world, and possi­ recognition of her work. DI m Planning an evening re- Todd, and Horace Crowfoot; sealed. Mrs. Wil­ layette chairman, lone Michaud: to the religious who have main­ bly the non-Catholic world as The sympathy of the entire schools ind parishes. bur Gunther, Mrs. Dan Yacovetta, and Mrs. J. ^iritual ebainnsn, Mildred tained the parishes, schools, well, pauses and pays a much- guild was offered the family of riO Il KBCeptlOn ceptian for all tbs presi­ All religious order* In the Norman O’Dea. Tbe presidenta’ reception will Keboe; and hiatorian and pub- h o s p i tars, orphanages, and deserved tribute to those holy, Mrs. Berths Weber, whose Ro­ dents of Catholic women's organizations in the erchdiocese ere being contacted be held at 8 p.m. Thunday, Jan. 31, in the iicity chairman, Pauline Homen, to present displays and informa­ homes for the sick and needy in dedicated women who are the sary was held that afternoon Denver area are the Denver Deanery Council Lounge Room of St, John the Evannlist’s S t Thomas More's Circle will tion about their work and com- the archdiocese. backbone of the Catholic educa­ for the guild, She is the officers, left to right, standing. Mmes. Clair Church, Seventh Avenue and Elizabeth Street, meet in the home of Mary Beier Assisting Father 'Woodrieh in tion system in this country. grandmother of Fathers Joseph Schulz, William Kelty, Leon L, Leach, Norman Denver. Friday, Jan. 26. arranging for the Vocationa Day and 1^0 Weber, S.J.. and Mrs. A night out was enjoyed by Wall will i t Kappa Camma Pi, na­ Emil Frei. to Helen of Troy St Catherine’s Circle Wednes­ CARPETS tional Catholic Women’s college The special award was held WoM day, Jan. 23. Members were din­ Ro« 9 Sis# honor society, and Serra Inter­ following the business meeting national, whose main objective and Jojin Ross received the sub­ ner guests at the Salt Water SmsIUr Deanery Council Schedules Reception Dumas Restaurant. RUGS is promoting vocations. division tract donated by Fred lATtMl la tko Cltf. . Aid Director Burke, a former Regis student. At a recent meeting of Kappa Mr. snd Mrs. Fred Burke, as Furniture'"‘tinour Gamma Pi held at Me home of well as Mr. snd Mrs. Wheatland, For Organization Presidents Jan. 31 Loretto Retreat Mrs. Eugene Blish, plana were were guesta at the meeting. i C^m Vi4bii4w I*retto Heights Collep stu­ tion. 'The following committee, ray, SJ., for a social hour with lic women's organizations in The directors and chairmen men are Mrs, Eugene V . Bur­ ton, Mrs, Alexander J. Artzer, dents are closing the first se­ whor# caib talk« assisted by the entire member- Miss Magdelene Huges ss chair­ (he Denver area will be hon­ will aiso sponsor the party. The ahip, will work with Fether Mrs. James J. Ford. Mrs, Vic­ mester with examinations scjied- 2141 S«. Bre#dw#7 man, assisted by Mmes. Mary ored guesta at an evening re­ directors are Margaret Sulli­ uled from Jan. 23 through Jan. SHorman 4-27S4 Woodrieh; Mrs. Albert Lam­ K, Brown. Albert Rotoia, W. L. ception given by the Denver van. Mr*. William McLusler, tor Rosonski, snd Mr*. Clifford bert, chairman, Miaa Frances 29, to be followed by a retreat Roberts, and Miss Chrissie Deanery Council on Thursday, Fred Padilla, and Howard Welch. Finnegan. Mr*. William Kelty, from Jan. 30 through Feb. 1. bow. Jan. 31. in the lounge room of Miss Miry Pst McGIone, Miss St John the Evangelist's Father Lucius Cervantes, S.J., Katherine Price. Summer Wedding Chqrch, Seventh Avenue and will conduct the retreat for up­ Since one of the netional I HUMMEL'S Elizabeth Street, Denver. perclassmen. Father Walter Mrs. Daniel Yacovetta, presi­ Harris, SJ.. will conduct the Locdinf dent of the Denver Deanery retreat for freshmen. Both re­ t DfllMifAJon anJ C#t«pfr« :•< Council, announces that more treat masters are on the Regis fv 111 E. 7th Av*. KE. 4-]»l« than 100 presidents hsve been College faculty. Olrttt Cport C«at«r invited to this party. The re­ I fiA. 2-4144 ception is being given to en­ FrooUf Fomllf Sis* 3rd Order Meeting BAKERIES able the "leaders” of all the Chicken Piet, $1.75 | ‘The Finest Only” Catholic Action groups of Den The Denver chapter of the t: ver to meet snd "get-acuuaiiit Third Order Secular o f St. ; i § Old Fothianed Baked 66 So. Broftdw47 Madeline Scherr ed.” Dominic will meet Feb. 24 at 3 p.m. There will be no meet­ I c| Horn by the slice. 7SS So. UniverBity (above), sophomore in the Hostesses of the evening will 1S60 Colorado Bird. ing this month because of the ^ Open Sunday 9:30-SiS0 Creighton University college of be all the officers and committee 2410 East 3rd Aoa. chairmen of the Denver Deanery clc^ng of the Forty Hours' De­ pharmacy, was crowned Helen votion in St. Dominie's Church. of Troy at the annual Creigh­ Council. They are Mrs, Yaco­ ton University Interfratemity vetta, Mrs. William Augustine, Among the topics for discus- tio* at the meeting in February Ball, held Jan. 11 in Peony first vice president: and the will be the election of e prior or Park, Omaha, Neb. The daugh­ five area vice presidents: Mmes. prifress, who, according to the OLIVER’S MEAT MARKET ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Horace Crowfoot, I-eon L. Thii^ Order Rule, will bolil Scheer of Seibert, she repre­ Leach. Willipm Kelty, Gem 33 TEARS ON E. 6TH AVE. sented the Phi Delta Cbl Phar­ McNamara, and Clair Schaft. office for a term of three years. macy Fraternity. Each of Other hostesses are Mrs. N. CUT Creighbiti's 11 fraternities was Joseph O'Dea. treasurer: Mrs. • c t* . CHOICE STEAKS ROASTS TO QRDER represented in the court of Wilbur J. Gunther, reconiing honor. secretary: Mr*. Alden Delorm, I A nrarknilll F vn«rf< Prances Imhoff (left) and Suzy Leprecnaun Expens , right, ire chairmen of FRESH POULTRY FISH Miss Scherr is a transfer corresponding secretary; Mrs student from Xxiretto Heights Murray Sweeney, financial sec- the I.eprccbAiin Contest for grade school pupils. I-oretto Heights College students are distributing official contest blanks to the 8 Experienced M ea t Cutlers to Serre Y o u College where she was the M is s Bdwina Rose grade schools this week. Denverites will tee a stage version of freshman class queen candidate Krapes, daughter of Mr. for Star Night* queen. This 'Leprechaun Contest' t leprechaun in FiRtan's Ksinbow on Feb. IS in the City Audi­ Phone PE. 3-4629 1312 E. 6th Ave. and Mrs. Edward E. Krapes of past December she was a prin­ torium. The evening performance begins at 8:15 p.m.; matinee Houri 8 o.m. • 6 p.m. Ample Perking in Rear 4576 Beach Court, Denver, is cess in Creightos homecoming performance at 1:30 p.m. planning a summer wedding For School Children A M eoHe» Warn CciKie actitivities. to John Andrew Plumb, Jr. Parochial school children with Meoi-like ficvoi Mr. Plumb is the son o f Mr. CXLICIOUZ ■•OURKHIMl, and Mrs. John Andrew Plumb throughout the Denver end !■ P4Btri«S tc ONOMICAL o f 4586 Beach Court, Denver. Buburben eress will pertici- Star Nights Production The announcement of the en­ psle in e sketching contest gagement came at family holi­ r “ n U J Y A H M f sponsored by Lorello Heights day festivities. Now at Your Farorilet t m m College Ster Nights. The sub­ Will Be Enacted Feb. 15 The prospective bride at­ A.C. STORES tended North High School and ject? Why. e leprechaun of HEALTH FOOD STORES All Butler is a cum loud* graduate of Lo- course! You see, a lepre­ Finion’s Rninbnw. which is is mortal, he decide* that he KING SOOPER MILLERS CAKES retto Heights College. She was chaun is the little Irish elf the eighth annual Star Nights will become mortal too, and a production of Loretto Heights naturalized American. Otbert SAFEWAY Tor * member of Kappa Gamma Pi that causes so much troublo INSTITUTIONAL SIZES AVAILABLE The Beet That Wo4dJsta Sorority. At present she is for the chspseters io "Fin- (*j)llege. will be presented on in the leading rolea will be Anne And teaching in the Denver public ian’s Rainbow.** this year's Feb. IS at the Denver City,Audi­ Chase and Wayne Jackson, sup­ blade Milwaukee Famous , Portieo Health Food Sales Co. Schools. Loretta Heights production torium. ported b y a large chorus o f sing­ 5443 WALNUT ST. 401 5. Brwdw«r — P£. 3-69» Mr, Plumb was graduated on Feb. 15. John McGowan in his role of ers and dancers. e>ENV£R — DISTRIBUTORS MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 2S APMdwty — SP. 7-7413 from Regis High School snd Students drawing tha best the pursuing leprechaun* will Exultant Songs 45 V. — $4. 1>19«8 will be graduated from Regis and most interesting picture ting two popular numbers of The moat exultant songs of ■ Retmrt M. — Paul V. — U . T . M urray: College in June, He is s member o f a leprechaun will ba the show. "Something Sort of Fxniaa't KainSoit, known to all of the Alpha Delta Gamma awardad frea tickets fo r the Grandish” and "When I'm Not since the show was first pro­ Fraternity and the Circle K matinee. The contest will be­ Near tbe Girl I Love.” When duced *re "If This Isn't I.ove" (Kiwanis) Internationa^.______gin Jan. 25, and end Feb. 4. he fills in love with a girl who snd "This Time of Year.” "How Are Thing* In GIoccs Morrs?” Now... and "Old Devil Moon" are haunting songs with a combina­ your church tion o f romantic Irish and American sentiment, while "Ne­ cessity" and “The Begat" are can have this tuneful poetic sosgi with a touch of blues added. glorious music.,. The story of finian'* Rain- 6aui was written by E. Y. Har- burg. Tbe song lyrics are by E. Y. Harburg, with music by Burton Lane. The show was re­ vived in New York in the spring o f 1966. and was adjudged by critics and audiences to be as fresh ss it had been when it first scored its Broadway hit. It is one of the few instances of a successful light entertainment with B sharp political viewpoint. It saterizea a"b(nnbinating pro- segregation” politician. f o r as

Stevens, John Schtmberger, Phillip Dispense, Tabernacle little 05*1 3 6 * with Porvuli Dei Medols "".‘h .'.T S Robert Gehauf, and John Polak. Seated Calbcdral Quality orgea Father Robert Dora are Thomas Brown and boys of pack IBS of St. Cstherlne’i School, Den­ Meet Feb. 1 mu«ic uiik a vs>l rtoge «f Robert Di Pills. ver. shown above. They are. from left, back ebuteb Soncf. row, David Welch. Micha9l Keisler, David The Tabernacle Society will meet in the home of Mrs. Rob­ No Itrurtupal rhsogca is ert 0 . Shearer. 357 Broadway, your ebuich sre OBCCBBSiy to Fr. nni. Jon^o.s to Speak at Open Meeting Jan. 27 Denver, on Friday, Feb. 1, at initsU ibc HaDunood Organ. 2 p.m. T h e Rev. Harley Schmitt, pastor of Ail Saints’ Lowest-priced complrlc argm Church, will be the guest nowatuisblc.Tbirtlhebesuir Gifted Tot St. Catherine's PTA Topic speaker. o f fclecliag (he Hamraoad ^ . ww . 1 . .L net* _.:ii will anneiai nf (St. Cslherine's Parish, ineh TV which will be given at ifor the evening will eonaist of Members and friends of the Organ. :hi< meeting will be on display idens 2 and ID under Mr*. J. De- Tabernacle Society are asked Deaverl Vitil our ^wrooDiB. sfter all Masses Sunday, Jan. [Frsnge and Mr*. J. Whelan. A The Rrv, William Jnne«, to concentrate on collecting 07 'skit will he presented by Mrs. old gold and silver, as well i* an bout uiib ibr HsmniMic srchdiocefin supetintenden; of ■Th* third snd fourth graders'lC. Hill'* den 7 and the Living cut gloss, and bring them to OrgSD, BCc I. by it i* Ibc choice .. li, ^Y'1I he the g u f * t room mothers will be hojtesae*.'Circle ceremony will be demon- the meetings. of over 18,000 churebe*. •peakvr a; the ahnual open r»oi Awnrd* ^•trawd by Mr*. P. Bertolt's den Porvuli Dei Awords ^ directed by Mr*. E. Marine. We will be pleased u> demon­ meeung of the Parenl-Teach- .Nine Cub •‘icoul.* o f p ick 155. ' . , Chamber Music ..V AMOcittion Sunday. Jan. strate this organ in your church will receive Psrvuli Dei Medal* The Clever Cookie* 4-H Club with no obligation. 27. ml 3 o'clock in the cafeteria. from Archbishop Urban J- Vehr met Jan, 18 in the home of Mrs. A program on "Chamber Father Jon»» will have as Ml on Scout Sunday. Jin. 27. stlHeinen. Sherrie. Stalzle and Music In Denver— What, Where topic " E d oration and the 4 p.m. The boys were examined iMadelyn Heinen demonstrated and Why?” will be presented *l Gifted Child." for Ihi.« award by Father Rob-jvhe making of an all-purpose W ycr Auditorium in the Main library on Thursday, Jan. 24, Everyone i« intitert and es­ 'ert Dore and C'uhmasier. Ed ;mix. Since it wa* Marilyn and at 8 p.m. Participating in the pecially the fathers of the chil­ Kelly. This is the highe«l honor,Madelyn'a birthday, birthday free program, which will fea­ One hour free parking. Munici­ dren attending the school. The that 1 Catholic Cub Scout ean cake end ice cream were served, ture phonograph recording* of pal Parking Garage, 1745 Stott room hav:ng the most father* rtcebre. I Mrs. Heinen. -Marilyn, a n d chamber music, will be De. Ger­ present will receive the special The pack l.‘>5 meeting will be IMadelyn attended the children’s ald Frumess, Gordon Johnston, nrite, and for some dad there held Jsn. 25 at 7:30 p.m. irttheimatinee at the stock show Sat- and Richard Seers. will he a fpecisl gift. Th* 14- meeung room. The color gusrd urday. J i b . 19. THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyilone 44205 PAGE SEVEN Thursday, Jonuory 24,1957 Office, 93B Bannock Street At Lunch, Holy Hour Feb. 2 First Saturday Club Host for Fatima Group

(Our Lady o f Fmlims Club, ticular devotion to Mary at the Denver) church services. Members of Our Lady of Fa­ Reservations for the lunch­ tima First Saturday Club of eon. at 11.26 per plate, can be Denver have once again invited made by calling either Mrs. the members of the Golden Fa­ John La Touretta at FR. 7- tima Club Co be their nests on 1062, or Miss Nina Uisar, EA. ^turday, Feb. 2, for the lunch­ 2-^610| before Friday, Feb, 2. eon and Holy Hour. Several timas the past year Engaged this noup from Golden, made up ot about 12 boys from the State Industrial School, has joined the Denver club,, since both are dedicated to carrying' out the religious prayers and ' deremoniei of the Reparation Society on the first Saturday. of each month. Sponsors Sought Any member of the Denver' club, willing to sponsor qne of | these boys at the luncheon, to, be held in the Denver Tea Room at 13:30 p.m., is asked to give her name when calling in her reservation to the tele-' phone committee. Following the luncheon, the SrpHM a t the fashion shew and card party sponsored by the Catholic Parent-Teacher League Jan, 17 ore shown above. two Fatimaigroups will hold a Holy Hour from 2 to 3 p.m. + + -r in HoU- Ghost Churct with the Rev. William Monahan, spirit-' ual director of the Denver club, i leading the preKribed prayers. Since the Fatima Club's luncheon is open to all single Mr. and Mrs. Alex P. and married women, several Attar and Aid Societies, as well Pahr have announced the as members o f St. Rita's Court engagement of their daughter T o Be Married of the Catholic Daughters ot Ann • Catherine (above) tn Nurses Council to Meet America, and the Archbishop's James Weber, son of Mr. and Guild, join monthly at both the Mrs. H. Dale Weber. social and religious ceremonies, The couple are graduates of St. Francis de Sales’ High At St. Anthony's Jan. 31 Holy Hour for All School. Mr. Weber is now at­ (ArcKdiocbSfth Council o f Cath* Jan. 31, at St. Anthony's Hos­ The Hoty Hour is o|Mn to tending Regis College, where he oHc Nurtet, Denver Chapter) pital. all men, women, and children, it affliated with Rho Cbi The annual mMtmff of the There will be installation of and it is the hope o f Che Fat Sigma fraternity. ACGN will be held Thursday. officers by Father John Regan tima Club that a greater num­ No definite wedding plans in the chapel at 7:46 p.m. ber take advantage of this par­ have been made, A short business meeting and social will follow in the school Officers Named uditorium. Jonsf andi Jhaim A, The P.N. students of St. An­ thony's Hospital are giving a complete chili supper Jan. 31 TH i u Ll U )d a L S h o f L By Aid Society from 5 to 7 :30 p.m. The price is TS cents and tickets may be ob­ 760 Downing A L 5-7132 tained at the door. At Orphanage Credit Union Classical and Popular Piano The ACCN Credit Union's FREE INTRODUCTORY LESSON ITie Queen of Heaven Aid annual business meeting will AmoTifr those respon­ Thursday, Jan. 17, were, i^ m left. II Mrs. Jamesfrom Society met Tuesday afternoon, begin in Sc. Joseph's Nurses' C^rtlfitd T^ocfwrn ^Ut Ttutk In lo u r Hotnt Ford, president of the CrTL; Mrs. John J. Achieve Success sible for the ereet suc­ Jan. 15, with Mrs. Hilda Clrio- Home Monday, Jan. 28, at a Poiosky and Mrs. Frank Patton, cochairmen of lero presiding in the absence of potiuck supper at 6 :30 p.m. The cess of the rsrd party and fashion show spon­ the card party and fashion show; and Mrs, John Mrs. A . Negri, president, who film Till n fb l Do (fs Pari will sored by the Catholic Parent-Teacher Leapie Vos, prize chairman. was absent because of the ill­ be shown. There will be special Announcing the + + ness of her husband. He was rizes. Reservations should stricken while on a Christmas e made with Marion Hutman, At a recent dinner party opening of visit with relatives and under­ FR. 7-9560. given for relative^ and went an emergency operation friends at the Top of the Park, Record Crowd of 1,025 at Card Party from which he is recovering Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Imhoff m u n . m a h J jL nicely. * announced the engagement of Creators of Fine Garments The nominating committee, Regis High Sets their daughter, Frances Theresa And Fashion Show Sponsored byCPTL Mother Agnes, Mmes, M. Covillo, (above), to Richard l,ee, the son \ Our many yeara of experience is your D. Rotolo, and K. Burkhart, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. recommended re-election foe Lamkin o f Kalamazoo, Mich. I'}, assurance of tasteful distinction .... (Catholic Paroot-Teaeher John Vos, prize ebairman listed fini, Juanita Thlbault, frs. 1967 o f the entire slate o f en- the followinR as recipients of Vivian Horan. Jen D uffy, and Parents, Sons' The bride-ciect is a graduate Laofut, Denver) rumbant officers; Mrs. A. Rifts: Mrs. Lloyd Van Loon, Helen Brown. of St. Francis de Sales' High A record attendance o f 1.025 Negri, prerident; Mrs. 0 . Bueh- Bring or mention this ad spice set; Mrs, Ronald Groeb- The "N'ight Out,’* a featured School and is now attending showed an increase of 200 over ler, financial secretary: Mrs. Loretto Heights College, Her inR, larRB ash tray; Mrs. Stan­ irize,r was given to Mrs, H. G. last year's attendance at the Mary Mapley, treasurer; Mrs. Dance on Jan. 26 for $5 Credit on any Dress. ley Sidor, religious picture; 1:acIduiTay. f i u n c e attended Kalamazoo annual card party and fashion S W. W. Monty, recordiiw secre­ Viola Crawford, cookie }er; Prises awarded in a^make The parents and sons’ annual schools, the University of Michi­ Suit or Coat till March 1, show of tha Catholic Parent- tary; and Mrs. S. Cniolero, Rosemary McWilliams, ekitiic a hat contest" went to ilw Rev. dance of Regia High School, gan. and is now a cadet at the Teacher I,ein e Thursday. Jan. eorresponi^ng secretary. iron; Mrs. T. P. McGovern, William Jones, a nid alarm Denver, will take place thi> Air Force Academy. 17, at the Snirley-Savoy Hotel, A fter due consideration the full <|usrt; Marie Learned, ice clock: Mrs. James Ford, silver Saturday night. Jan. 26, in Fashions, from the MorRanti date for the annual spring card U bucket; Mrs. Donna ZorIo, cop­ serving spoon from Argenzio Machebeuf Hall, Loretto party was set for Friday, April Shop Is Opened “l,eam to Wear" Dress Shop per percolator; Ida McMurray, Jewelers; and to Mrs. Joseph Heights College. 4U4 Downing PE. 3-3955 were shown in the Lincoln Room 26. colTes pot and snack set: Ann Freilinger, a candy dish. As this is the only socisl sf- it kulRed from the over­ Mmes. D. Rotolo, S. ChioierbK England, electric bean pot; Lor­ .fair of the year that includes By Cathedralite capacity crowd. Mr, and Mrs. A G. E. electric fryer was and A. Negri. Miss Sue Hally, raine Rohrman, electric sand both parents and sans, all arc Ceiara Uorganti and Dorothy awarded to Mrs. E. J. Fuetz, and two of the nuns will at­ Jessie A. Besson, a member wich toaster; Mrs. Lena Rod­ urged to attend. Rosen o f the Charm and Modei- and a Vollmer cake and cake tend the annual report meet, of Cathedral Parish, Denver.! riquez, bathroom scales. plate to Mrs. Lena Rodriquez. Bill Petrie and his orchestra inR School provided the com ing o f the Community Chest will furnish the music, and danc­ and Marie A. McIntyre have^ Mrs. Robert Greer, croquet Donees of table prizes in­ mentary on the ityles. Models scheduled fo r Jan. 28. ing will begin at 9 p.m. Tickets recently opened a tailoring, de-, set; Mayrae Brunner, four TV cluded, Ted's Liquors, two bot­ included Betty Gold, Rae Rack- Mrs. Monty received the at­ are 32 per couple; returns may signing, and dress mikiBgihop.l CRANE­ trays and bolder; Kathleen B. tles o f wine; Garrett Wine Co., ett. Edna Damians, Ruth Center, tendance prize. be made at the door. known as Mile. Marie, creator LINE Jones, wall-type ice crusher; six battles of wine; McKesson- >r.S' Kaids Shaflin, Jeanette Peper, The members were wests of of fine garments. ' Robbins. 12 bottles o f wine; Tells Baxoar Plons and Arlyns Lampshire. Ethel Armstrong, blanket; Cor- the sisters at a social hour fol­ Both women have had many, rine Kiatta, cake carrier: Alice Tivoli Brewing Co„ Mile High, The Rev. James R. Eatough, lowing the business meeting. years of experience in creating! Mony Gifts PetrrowiR, coffee warmer; Mrs. and Murray Brothers, each one S.J., outlined plans fo r the com­ BASMOR modnh garments of suits,i YOURHOHE Another of the attractions case of beer; four orders for ing bauar and the retreat for Edna Fisher, silver serving dresses, and coats. The shop h as, BOILERS was the larRe number of eifts tray: Mrs. Albert Towner, prac­ Perma Green from Jdr. Vendena, the underclassmen at tfae meet­ De La Salle Unit new spring catalogs available offered to those attending. Mrs. cards from Albany Hotel, Em­ ing January, He then introduced tical hostess aid; Ruth Span», for selecting. The shop is open! pire Savings, and Weicker the guest speaker, the Rev. Lu­ lamp; Mary Lou HoRan, host­ daily from 6 to 6 o’clock, th e Transfer; To Meet Jan. 27 cius F. Cervantes, SJ. ess serving tray; Josephine Ci- phone number is PE. 3-3996. | encio, waste basket; Mrs. 0. W Plants and flowers from the The De La Salle Auxiliary Father Cervantes spoke on Magor, eight tea tovrels; Mrs. following: Holiday Florists, Mr. will meet Jan. 27 at Mullen the dollar earning power o£/in Specialiting in Quality A. Bertolde, lamp; Barbara and Mrs. James Lotito, Mr. end High School, Fort Logan, at education. He also presented his Red Cress Exceeds plumbing and Healing Kimball, portrait: Mrs. Tom Mrs. C. E. Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. 7 p.m. Hostesses will be Miss flndings on marriage and di­ Goal for Refugees Lawrie, portrait: Ora Lee Gra­ Henry J. Weiland, Woolworth's Agnes Coyne and Mr.«. 0 . Bur- vorce ratios in the U.iited Repnirt ham. $6; Mrs. B. C. Finnerty (SL Peter and Paul’s Pariah), witi. Election of officers will States, determining that persons The Denver area campaign Curtis Park Floral, and Flowor held. Jr.. }5; and Dorothy Ann Blake of the same religion have the for the Red Cross Hungarian SLATTERY Haven. Theater tickets came Members serving on the nom­ best chance of a happy married and Esther Cemick, introduc­ Relief Fi/ud has passed its from Wolfberg Theatres, Atlas inating committee were selected life. The poorest cbance of a tory offer fo r the Morgant: TOM WALKER PU^OS Theatres, Fox-Intermountain, at the December meeting. Those happy marriage is between a goal. James S. Holme, chair­ & COM PANY of Kinhill. Sotmar. Charm School. Civic Theatres, Denham Thea­ selected are Brother Alexander, Catholic man and a woman of man of the Denver Red Cross! ~ CkapWI“ *>fli mad Jaaaa FraftehSabitr, ter, and Tower Theater, cour Arthur Turner, and James Kin- Plants were received .by Shir another religion. chapter, announced that the Pliimliing ami Heeling Conirarlors Fiattaa tesy of Mr. Vos Kent cigar neany. C. C . Caam Cafiwaeaate ley Clayton, Mrs. Henry Cjr Mrs John Layter and Mrs. special campaign has raised 161 V.IIajo St. SH 4-3181 Elt«Lru

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(Holy Family Hifb School, ing the program were Bridget Denver) Mullane. Beverly Kenfield, The juniors are sponsoring a Sharon Ahern, and Edith Mad- benefit dan^e Saturday evening. red singing "Tonight You Be­ Jan. 20, in order to raise long to Me” and “ Gonna Get money for their sprint; prom. Along Without Ya Now.” Safety Patrol boys from the achool. are shown Sbown abo%*e is Chairmen of the refreshment The sophomore* used the dec­ New Safety Calendar with Officer Joe Hale, repreaentinic the Denver prtaenla- committee are Marlene Spero orations the freshmen had put I Police Department in the safety proitram, and and Ben Monre: Joan Eaton up (or their Sno-Ball the eve­ tlon nf thr 1'<&7 .Saffty Calendar* lo the Safety Max II. Brooks, president of the Central Bank and Bill Vitale, Rosemary ning before. Chaperoning the Patrol of the Blc«jed Sacrament School, Mont- and Trust Co. The bank it supplyintt the cal­ Burke and I.arry Francone, freshman dance parly were vifw Boulevard and Kim Street. Itenve,. Sister endar to *11 the parochial schools in Denver as ticket .sales; decoratinir. Bar­ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mora- Alice Mane. Safety Patrol co-ordinator. is a public service, emphasisinit the need for teach- bara Nicoll and Lanny I.oSassn, hin, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond shown at the left. Cary Brooks and Mike Croke. inir safety Ideas lo the students. All juniors will form Che clean­ Wompey, Mr. and .Mrs. John r up committee. Fletcher, and Mr. and Mrs. Chaperons for the sophomore Martin Murray. The freshmen Rev. William H. Jones, archdiocesan superin­ Retreat Set for St. Joseph's High party civen Saturday evenintr, presented each o f the mother- Aid March of Dimes S ' . " ™ ™ tendent of achooli, and Frank R. Komatz, (St, Joseph's Hi(h School. will close on Friday mornine day, and there will be time aet Jan. 19, for parents were chaperones with a corsage. March of Dimea campaign chairman, From left Denver) aside for peraonal interview* Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Capra. tell how they raised $1,000 for the March of with the Papal Bleasinff in the At Speech Meeting Co right in Che background are Maureen Horgsn, The annual retreat for the with the retreat master. Father Mr. and Mrs. George Sigg, Mr. 9 o'clock .Mass. Bister Marie Catherine ac- Dimes campaign to help local polio victitiu, St, Fhilomena'a; Priacilla Reyer, Sacred Heart sludenU o f St. Joseph's High' .Saltier is a renowned Redemp- and Mrs. Allan Aahmn and Mr. rompanied her NFL member* to David Bruno, left, of St, Philomena's, tella of School; Jerry Williams, Sacred Heart School; School will hecin Tuesdayl The Rev. Peter Saltier, toriat missionary and has had andJdrs, Paul Madrid. mammit, Jan, ^9, with Mass! C.SS.R,, o f St, Louis, Mo., will wide experience with retreats the speech meet at Cathedral the needs of Denver's 300 patients for whom the Pat Liske, Cathedral; and Larry Murrin, Cathe­ Those who entertained their at fl:45 o'clock. The retreat will! conduct the retreat. Four con- to hieh school children. High Saturday, Jan, 19. Salk vaccine came too late. Listening are the dral. parents and fellow sophs were eontinue for three days, and' ferencea will he yiven each The second all-achool sketintr From Holy Family, Dentii.* - Paul Coffey and Bill Bell pan­ arty waa held the evenintr of 'Gtilagher was Jirst in dramatic Drama Student tomiming “ Throw Mama From I■n. 21 in Homewood Park. declamation, doing "The Black the Train" by Homer and The outinir was attended by Cat." by Edgar Allen Poe. First Jethrow. Mary Sullivan aang Accounting T V Program ms persons, includlne parents in original oratory was Pat Ro­ Danny Boy.” Opening and rloa- hiRtory. purpoi*. A p ieel of thrAA Re|i» Col* and faculty members as well as mero with her Voice of Democ­ students. The Kev. Bernard lyp«i of tecountidf will facultp RiAnibArio Jahn racy speech, Placing second was Giving Retreat Jane Loehr in humorous decla­ ih* «ub]*«l o f « RafI* C»I« Copne, JoAcpb P. St«ph*e«. I•l•«i•i9a profram At mation. Tom Metz placed third And SlepbAb W A f a A r» aM At .Annunciation 4 p.m. SatMrdAy, Jaa. 26* in original oratory with his dVAp KBTV, ChAon«l 9, Dab* mamber* of the divUioa of “Hatred, the Cause of War." »«r. eommorcA and fiaAae*, will Winning third honors too were coBeentrate on AipUiaiof Ed Schwartz for rztemp and .Verr E r a Bill Vitale with hi* reading of tbo role of tb« public ac* Sidney Lanier's "Revenge of SHAMPOO couRlAOt in todap'* buAineat Hamish.” EliminAlAi llehinf S«Alp worlds Holy Family High parents And Dandruff • . • The 15*minut« proeram U will come with their son and/Or one in a •eriea o f **TreA»uro daughter students for report On 5 a1« U PricA AM CboAt o f Kaowledpa'* ahowa cards on Jan. 28, SO. and 31. W. We Myar Drue Storei produced by ibo colleiA. nd the evening o f Feb. 1. Fam­ ilies will first go to the of­ fice to receive the report and then to each subject-teacher each evening. F a m i I i r * are ‘ Wliv» Pav * More?’ asked to rome iif the following lTroe«osrk> order: Tuesday—A through E: Wednesday — F through l-e. OflO for P olio V irtim e Murrin. left, 2287 Ivy Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores Thursday— Li through Sch; and Mis* Elma M i c h i e I i 9l,UUUfOrriinO vienms Oenver, a sophomore Friday Se through Z. (above), daughter of Mr. at Cathedral High School, and Father William H. Jones, ceoter, Colorado Ovned Slorea Uticans will receive their and Mrs. Toby Michieli, Ster­ archdiocesan superintendent of acbools, present a check for third issue o f the Lump Peal ling, president of the Twin $1,000 to F'rank R. Komatz, right. March of Dimes cempaign i6lfi & GUnarm for the current school year to­ College Playera at Jilt. St. Scho- chairman. T)ie check represent* donationi of parochial school Rav. Polor Satller, C.SS.R. ElfloWBod 600 Snata Fa Dr. morrow. Jan. 25. lastica College. Atchison, was students to help Denver's polio victims. Kramer, C.SS.R., athletic di­ 30 SoBtb Broadway I5tb and Califnraim one of four Mount students who rector, sponsored the party, Two chartered buses took Ice 3633 W. C»lf«z t7tb aad Treaaaal skaters lo Homewood Park became a charter member of The first semester examint- The Rev. Michael Kav- the newly organised Cathelir Curtii & ISih St. tions will berin this Thunday Sunday night, Jan. 20, after the anagh (above), paator of Holy Family-SL Francis de College Drama Fraternity. As * Aurora Newmanites Plan mominp, Jan. 24. charter member, she attended Our l.tdy of the Wbod* Par- Sales' game. Tom Burke. Lo­ i.«h. Woodland Park, and mia- retta Callahan, and Cheree the Charter Member Initiation Day held Friday. Dec. 28, in liona in Victor and Cripple Reichardt. officer* of the Ski Booths in Future Carnival Creek, u conducting the retreat and Skate CIth. arranged for Chicago. At this time, organiza­ tional plans were formulated Farty-six teen-tgers attended :M rt. GIAn Jones entertained tha for studenta of Annunciation the trip. A busload of junior* and national officer* elected. the meeting of the Aurora igroup by playing the accordion. High School. Denver. Ihi.v week. and underclassmen were on the The meeting closed after a A junior elementary educa­ Junior Newman Club, Jan. t>i I The spiritual exerri.av* were ski slopes Tuesday. Seniors in St. Theresa's Hall. In the talk by Father John Imesch, held for juniors and senior* tion major and dramatirs minor, were making their annual re­ business meeting, presided over spiritual director. In­ Monday through Wednesday, Miss Michieli ha* participated treat. The second group are in by Bernice D’Ambrosia, the teresting point* for diseusaion PLAN Jan. 21-2!); and are being con­ retreat today and tomorrow, in all areas nf drama—acting, Junior Newmanites’ part in the were brought out by the stu­ ducted fo r freshmen and aopho- directing, make-up, costuming, and will come out of retreat fortheoming carnival was dis­ dents. mores Thursday and Friday, Saturday morning at the 8 and stage work. .She appeared cussed. Committees vers formed The Junior Newmanites will Jan. 24-26. o'ciork Maas. in th* Mount production. PAe fCiivlt, and the Raven Theater to run three booths; Post office, meet again Jan. 38 at 7:15 p.m. comic book, and spook booths. ~ r "K'. Guild's production, ('Arietmos All Catholic high school stu­ an (Ac ViKope .'-eMorc. After the business meeting. dents are invited. IMIll-ll' F1\EII1L I'llOTEl'TIfll . . . pays the hardest bill of all - Anywhere

1. Provides Cash, wherever you live, to pay funeral costs at any mortuory you choose. 2. Full protection from the first day - no payments after deoth. 3. Poid up for life in 20 years or less. 4. Cost is omazingly low - Protects children for as little os 20 cents o month. Named by Students The first elected representatives 5. Mo Way Restricted by military service, occupotion ; ' the faculty committee of student affairs at Si. Mary College, Xavier. Kan*.. Betty Jean Zalar or cause of deoth except suicide in first yeor. I left I and Margaret Callaghan, w c'c ’ 'ntly chosen by the student body. 6. Controlled by State of Colorado - non-ossessablc - Miss Zalar. the daughter of .Mr. and .MiT Anton Zalar. 616 W. Third, l.radville. i* the freshman repreaentalive, She is also 100% Legal Reserve — guaranteed premium — no a member of the Confraiernilv of Christian Doctrine. Miss c iliighan of Chicago repr»«nta the upperclassmen. They are medical examination. shown looking over the plans for ihe third St. Mary See Day. iheir fir«t concern a* lepreseniativei to the Student Affairs. 7. Also Available to onyone with insurable interest Committr, Winners of the re­ Shown above are. from left, back row. Sis­ Champion Spellers gional spelling ter .Marion Louise, principal, Loyola School; without signature of person protected. Sister Mary Marcella, principal, Christ the King contest held at Cure d'Ars School, Denver, on School; Sister St. Andrew, principsl, St. Jsmes’ C.U. Chaplain to Give ,'aturdsy, Jan. 19, are ihown above, front row School; front row. Mre. David Carr. Mary Carr, center. These three pupils will be joined by grade seven, Loyola School; Karen McGee, nine others frim CalhoUr arhools throughout grade eight, Christ the King School: Kathy Retreat at Academy the city to participate in the city championships Gold, grade eight, St. James' School, and Frank :n March. Gold. tSt. Msps’i Aesdemr, Other priest* in altendanrc Cherry Hilli ' were the Very Rev, Fabian Two retreats, one for senior* Joyce, O.F.M.. pastor of St. and one'for the other sluilenis, Eliiabelh's (.'hiiirh; the Rev. will be given at St. .Maiy's Beraril Giblin. O.F.M., also of THIS FREE BOOKLET -Arademv Jan. 28-30 The Kev. .Si. Elizabeth'*: and Fathers ' ’■Ri cr Forsyih. 0,? B . rhap- Thomas Connolly. C.M.. and latn Newman I luh at Robert Stark. C.M., both o f St. GIVES FULL DETAILS I'olorado I'nivepsily. w»ll mn. Thomas' Seminary. ourl the senior relreai The ii I>uring the Forty H ou r'' De­ treat ma«ler for the niher slu- votion. exposition of the Most denrs will he ihe Rev U<*hert Blev*ed Sacrament began each Syrianrv, pastor o f St. Mi­ day with the celebration of chael's Parish, t'raig. High Mass In the convent The 'eninrs will mate th.'.r e'oapel. On the opening day retreat in the vui'.vent building, teacher* and pupils from both For Your Copy where they will have the use of grade and high schools took the sisters' chapel. The nthef turn* as adorers. The vigil was retreat will be conducted simul­ maintainel «n Saturday and Mail this Coupon taneously m the jrh'cl building, Sunday by the .sisters o f the I the auriilnrium having be>'n con­ community. Several members| verted into A temporary chapel. of the 'emor clas* were inviledj TODAYI Bemesier examinations will be to make a s;>eeial hour o f adora-| held )u5l prior to the rrireal», tinn 00 Sundsv. I on Jan. 23-2.V Ciassas -.uU re Each evening repo«ition of, •ume for ihe -c.-.-r.-i «rme«ier rh. Mom Ble'sed .Sacrament was I on Thu'sdav Jan "-I. I’.-.-lr! t-.y a -pirUual confer-' Sf. Mary's Academy . r;... givro .for the sisters byj The Very Rev W , .r, • n.- of thy priests from St. j Advisory Dtportmanl Kennea;i>, < 'M . vi-;;.-- f >; Tni'ma'' Seminary. The 'peak-| . i i on Jan. wa- the Rev. OLINGER MORTUARIES Thomas' Beminari, wa- tin I I speaker at the rl.ise o f the Forty Thomas Conr.elly, C .M : and on 16th el Kouldar—Denver, Cole. Hours' lievolion al St Mary's Jan IS. the Rev. ChHile.- -Arademv on Sunday afternooh, Hetb«t, C M. Pleoia moil ma, without eny obligetien whettvar, your (raa booklet. “ Hew to Hove I Jan, 20. Celebrant at the !4ol- Susan Scott. ,v .Assisting w'cre the Rei Umei speech meet f High School. Denver. declamation: Mary Ann Figilioo. St. Francia de STREET ADDRESS IV, KoThoven. pBsf.'.r r f A!! Mary'* — - 'tlenh l»*t Paturd-y. Jan. IH. ;. .uded two from Reg;*. Pales', first in h -rjirou*; Dennis Gallagher. Fo:i|s' Church. Englev - " ' — ' Bo-h Holy Family, f - - ' in dramatic decltmatinn; and V'-- Ho F *--',. -r.r from Pt. F------CITY. ;^e Rev. Joseph Koor'r. ■'•(if Roten Gilchrist. Cathedra!, first in extempo­ ia-n oC »he Fede-»1 C -lial M s -.-, • . « Csthc-dral. in Regis iseated it 'eft) took raneous spetking. I - . - .• - - r Bi

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I a ______STATE------0 Sunday, January 34,1957 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyttene 4^205 PAGE NINE Academy Cagers to Meet Gremlins Face Big Test Jan. 28 Greeley Team Jan. 26

The A ir Force Academy baa- late Tuesday. Tha AFA coach, etball team, enjoying Iti first however, was highly pleased lidweek layoff from compe­ with the 76-62 win last Satur­ Must Defeat Pesky Bulldogs tition this season outside of tbe day. Jan. 19, over Colorado A. vacation period, has resumed A M. of Fort Collins, practice teasiona in prepara­ The victory evened the Fal- tion for their contest Saturday, cons’ season msrk at 5-6 as they To Keep Even With Raiders Jan. 26, against Colorado State, reach the midway point in their Greeley. 21-game elate. It also nvc Falcon cagera will tangle with Spear and his aide, Lt. Dean Bv H ank Rozibe the Bears in the portion of an .Smith, a chance to re-evaluate St. Joseph’!? Bulldog.s will be straining at the leash to sink their basketball Auditorium Arena doublebeader the squad and plan strategy for teeth into the current co-loaders of the Denver Parochial League, the St. Francis’ a t 2 p.m., with R e n t College tha remainder o f tba campaign. squad, in the week end’s feature attraction Monday night, Jan. 28, in the Bull- facing Guitavus-Adoiphua at 4. Spear found several Minti to The two-day ibaenct from chalk up on the good aide of the don’ own dm at 8 o’dook. , “ TTr.; Z j ^ twiB bnl as Sunofty tn Regis forward Craig Hihbison driila is not in the form of a gift ledger while teking a laat look SL Joseph's, having had time, Ibreke open a tight IJ-U battle from Maj. Bob Spear, since the at the A . A M. autistica before to lick the wouadi inflirted byl ibe Rt|ie fsrm pits Aanan- with two minutes to go in the Cadets will not be back from the coneenlreting on tbe upcwnlng ;hr high flying Regis Raider* I eiattOB AfaiBSt ibe Mt. Cbt* inel at 2 p.m. to be opening quarter by hitting 10 Presidential inauguration until game. last end when the Big R*” . lellawoJ by tb« Holy Fan* straight peinta and the Raiders tanbted Bulldogs out cf a; ily fr a cn at 3:30. Tba last pounded to a SS-JI half-time three-way tie fnr the loop lead, is pointing for the rhanre tn get' fam e is tba margin in the Su Joseph game. batlli. Mondar niabt. «|.| i j > hack into ’ he win rolumn T h . (iii: R«id*r» from th« f» i R 'ley li Standout igain.t the bigger but slower N.*r!.‘;::dr d»ftnitf!y established Gremlin*. The Bulldogs began picking Recommended Firms I t-ismsrlvrs as the tram to beat up players all over the court 1st Round N ear End loiih a pair of solid wios on in the second half, and Pat . The pack h «„n W string out Riley proceeded to chalk up 12 flight clubs. The Gremlins, for Auto this past week end and itill charity tos e i i P * O C BUICK « l i ^ QC Holr Familj 4 .200 All indications point to his catinnal Jump shot artist, and Reodon had aifht apiaca. 1934, took place. Hitler's aipny CHEVROLET > J K OLDS > J / being ready to gn Saturday, and Gnllofoe saveo, aod Beafly oeenpiod Vienna. A plebiscite Mullen . 0 8 .000 swished through 22 points in C F.C. F.T. TP. PLYMOUTH I « | CHRYSLER | I this could spell trouble fo r Ihs tha first half and collected one • is for Mullon. Maes counted under Nazi direction resulted Leedisf Scorers R a n n n , who don't have a man more basket before retiring to nine, Arafon ei|bt, Chaves in an almost unanimous vote Cathedral .. 5 20 11 51 on the varsity as tall as Pat­ the bench after four minutes seven, and Flores sia in the in favor of union with the McCann, Refla ... 5 18 13 49 Snyder’s Capitol Tire Co. terson. Jim Butler, 6’6" sopho­ of the second half. lofinf cause. Reich. As soon si tbe Ger­ Martin, more starter early in the sea­ Adams State was unable to Beer tacked on 16 more and mans gained control. Chan­ St. FrancU' ... S 19 10 48 son. has been lulelined since contain the Rrgis fast break, Beagly 12 in Mullen's second cellor ^huschnigg was placed 320 14th St. Customer Parking MA. 3-02S4 Kerin. Christmai as the result of a and trailed 4S-2U at halftime, game but that production fell in a concentration ramp. This S i . Freaci*' 6 20 3 43 strep infection, and will be used Coming hack after the intermis­ far short as Mt. Carmel'- was hts second imprisonment, Bell. K o lf Family 5 15 9 39 sparingly, if at all. Terry sion, the Rangers stampeded Eagles took their second lesgur the first having occurred when Chavei, J.. Sheehy. fi’4 " sophomore, a re­ their wsy to an imposing 60-31 win. 58-41. The winners' 2 8 -n he fought on the Itaiiin front Annuaciatiem .. 6 14 10 38 bounding atandout who turned lead after four mipuUs, and half-time margin was mote in 1917. Martinet. E.. in excellent performances Moore's second unit look charge. than Mullen could overcome. The Chancellor was freed by Annaaeiatiai «. 5 17 3 37 against both Seattle and St. They built 36-point leads twice. Vilisno and Carpio led the Allied forces near the Brenner Heiadrich, Michael's, may aisv> see only Sermnnet hit 18 points and Eagles with 13 qprh. Fabriiio Pass in early May, 1945. From Annunciation . 5 12 8 32 limited action due to "shin Altsn Hower 11 tn help build and Montoya both had 11. bis liberation until 1947 he splints." He did not practice th: Regis total, while Adams The Cathedral Blun Jiyil traveled in Europe and lectured until J m i. Stste's Marvin Moll connected added victory number two with TB Seals Ahead Ted Seroioael. 4'4” luoioe >for 20 points to lead the losers, iin France, Belgium, Holland, an effortless 59-31 trouncing of and Switzerland, elerler. will probebly gel defeated the In- the winless Annunciation Red Tha 1958 tjbcrculotlz cuach H.rv.y Moor* e asd. ,i,»ns earlier in the season, 98- Birds. Cabhle hit the nets for With his wife and family. Dr. Chrislmaa Seal Sale ia ahead of but the beighl faclar could . ,:s Alamosa. 19 followed hy Broderick with Dr. Kurt SchuschBigf SebuKhnigg came to tbe U.S. laat year. ReporU show that 11. Shipp and Piroddi each had . Ki— T n . ‘t> 1947. He became a citizen of more money hu been railed to Thf Air Force Academy meet.* eight. Eight points each b y i ; " * ' ^ '. I h i s country on Dec. 15. 1956. date in the 1956 tubercuiosia Denver Bears Slate ...... S'ntc in the 2 p.m ^Maes and Flores was the highl^^ Taylor, Denver: and Major fje is the author of .Wy Austria, Chriitmaa Seal Sale in Denver , _ bwiurdav. with the! mark in the Cardinal statistics., Arch Curran, Denver. which describes the tragedy of than wax reported at the same 19 Practice Games Adolphus tm, his homeland, and is now writ­ time a year ago. according to .ehriluled for 4 pjn. I St. jMspk'i t.oDe»^- Si. pmcia- Dropped 'Von' ing a text on international law. Akael .N'ielien, Denver Seal Sale Tha Deliver Bears will play a chairman for 1956. So far. Jan.*27"*" I Dr. Schuschnigg (he dropped 19-game exmiulion arhrduled 692,407 baa been railed in Bro. Norbert Has RtfiA 2.00p.m.: AaauxisiiMi’ the "von " when he applied for News Deadline Denver. this spring, it has been an­ Ml. Cirm«l :riltzenship papers) was bom nounced. The Bears will tram N. Mexico " Mu'iii' ’‘ iin 169T >n Riv« ithen Austria,

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m m fA G E TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4*4205 Thursday, Jonuary 24, 1957 Get-Together Set Jan. 26 at Guardian Angel (Guardian AngeU’ ParitK, Donvor) TTie final plans have been made for the perish get-together which will be held on Saturday, Jan. 26, in the church hall starting at 8 p.m. There will be dancing from 6 p.m. to mid­ night, a free Dutch lunch, and refreshments. Admission is SI per person. Everyone is guaran­ Eleven to Receive Eleven boys from ceive this honor from the newly formed Curt Julius Fecher, C.PP.S., spiritual director; Paul teed a good time. Cub Scout Pack 187 d'Ars Pack. They are, left to right, back row, Holy Name Officers Weadick, president; James McEnany, secretary: James Monaghtn, Jack Watling, David Capraro, Boy Scouts Bill Maas, John Lyons, Jim Walterstedt,.John of the Holy Nsme Society of St. Francis de and Ray Uberecken, vice president. Father Cub Scout Awards Fecher installed the officers /U a recent meet­ Having Paper Drive Hensen, and Dennis Cory; front row, Robert Sales' Pariah, Denver, for the cominR year. the test and requirements for the coveted Parvuli ing. -An active pro^am is- bein;; prepared for The Boy ^outs of the parish Andre, David Robb, Father Matthew Ruf, Dei medal which will be awarded them at the They are, from left. John McCommon, treasurer; Che year which will interest all the men o f the a n having a newspaper and S.M.B.; Joe Horvath, and Charles Capraro. Cathedral by Archbishop 'Urban J. Vehr on Charles Eeiier, financial secretary; the Rev. parish. magazine drive. Everyone is Pictured at the right it Ber-nard Foster, cub- -r asked to save their paper and Sunday, Jan. 27. There are the first boys to re­ master for Pack 187. ET magazines and call tte rectory. . 1. 1. ~ At Athletic .^NNoeiation .Meeting Jan. 28 A Boy Scout will pick them up. I The Altar and Rosary ciety members will receive Com­ Priest From Nebraska to Be Speaker Report on Festival Receipts, Awards munion in a group Sunday, Jan. 27, in the 8:30 o'clock Mass. The choir is now rohMrsing for Eester and is badly in At Cure d' Ars 40 Hours' Devotion To St. Francis Gridders Are Planned need of members. It is not Im­ portant that one have a knowl­ (Cure d' Ar. Pariib, DoBverlla.m. with High Mass. Devo- with the solemn closing Sunday. (S t. Francis de Saies* Parish. Currier, George Bcssler, Albert second vice president; Leo edge of reading music. Anyone Forty Hours’ Devotions will tions will be held Friday and Feb. S, at 7 p.m. The speaker Danvar) Fender. John McCammon, and Kleinschnitz, third vice presi­ with a voice is welcome. open Friday, Feb. 1, at 8:15|SaUirday evenings at 7:46 p.m. will be the Rev. Eugene Kalin The final report on the re- Charles Sekera. The "spoon" dent; Kerman Miller, fourth from the Diocese of Lincoln, eeipts o f the fall festival held dinner will be held in the high vice president; Alex Phannen- Neb, Parishioners are asked to in December will he made at school cafeteria at 7 p.m. on stlel, secretary; A.J. UunsL sign up for a time of adoration * 1 the meeting of the Athletic As Wednesday. Feb. 6. treasurer; A. F. Jepson, fi- Cathedral Party 'Treat of the Year' on the form in the back of the soriation Monday, Jan. 38, at Flips will be sent through financial secretary; Albert Fen­ church, so that each hour may both schools on Jan. 24 for the der, corresponding secretary; 8;15 p jn . in the hi;rh school au­ (Cathedral Pariih, Denvor) and a billfold from Stem's Lug­ eral chairman, and his Assist­ be covered. parents who wish to attend to Gratton Phelan, historian; and ditorium. AH members and fes­ gage; Evelyn Ferber, a pizza ants, J. Hosier, Jim McNamee. From Feh. 10 to 24 a parish B c rB B rd Foster make their reservations and William Scott, parliamentarian. A capacity crowd proclaimed tival workers are invited to at­ from the Pizza Oven; and Wes Phil Rotole, Pat Murphy, Joe mission will be conducted by state the dish o f their choice, the Cathedral PTA ‘‘Rendez- tend. Mrs. Blair’s committee chair­ Nickleson, Red Seal potato Learned, Bob Northam, John Redemptorist Fathers James which they w ill bring. These voua Night” the entertainment Fnllowinir the meetintr the men are as follow s: Perpetual ^ipt. T, L. Clermont received Dandrow, Fred Purdy, Fred slips must he returned to the treat of the year. Sullivan and Barry Korta. The erade school football players membership, Mrs. Frank Berg; darrett wine. Haas. A. 0, O’Rourke, James first week will be for the 2nd Grade Gets Featuring many diversifted will receive their certificates of school by Jan. 28. small linens, Mrs. John Blair; talents, the show, held in Male Five family washes donated Keeps, D. Callis, and Richard women and the second week merit. Their parents will be Mrs. Marie Burke, PTA sacred linens, M r s. Stephen Hall. Jan. 20, spotlighted Jerry by the Alameda Coin-a-wash, Conner, Sr. for the men. guests of honor. Refreshments health chairman, has announced Ryan; large linens, Mrs. George Bakke, Willie Hartzell, and the operated by Mr. and Mrs. Fred The members of the food Cub Scout Pack 187 will will be served afterward in the that plans for ths polio shots to Mulqueen; sick, Mrs. John PTA Award at Beacon Supper Club cast; "The Purdy, were presented to Re- committee who worked under cafeteria. The refreshment com­ be given to the seventh and Craig; publicity, M r s. A. J. meet Friday, Jan. 25, at 7:30 Music Craiters,” an eight-niece ina Hastings, Major M. Barba, the chairmen Mrs. Robert Cink mittee for thi.s month includes eighth graders and high school Dunst; deanery representative, p.m. in the K hool hall. The orchestra directed by Joe Mar­ Iack Marsh, and Elaine Zim­ and Mrs. Anthony Varrecchia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fox, Mr. students have been completed. Mrs. Phil Mulligan; social. Mrs. ■kit will be presented by Mrs. merman. shoe repair certifi­ were Mmes. Fred Purdy. Pat and Mn. Leo Guerin, and Mr. The series will start on Monday, cus; and "The Colleens,” James Monaghan's Den 6. St. Janes' Meet Rose Fair. Mrs. John Herber- cates from the University Hills Murphy, Mary O'Rourke, Helen and Mrs. Joseph Sheridan, Jan. 28. Mrs. Burke will be as­ A,typJean Moran, and Sheila Anne's room. There were hos, Charles Graa.s, Edward workare allead this impor- St. Vincent de Paul prepares and serve breakfasts ers Helen Hartley, Beth Mitch­ Lucretia Vigil was given a Vicki Reder.' A crew of high 116 members present and the Noe, and Al Fender; Feb.. 8, la B t meeliag. Appreciatioa Solrage Bureau the second and fourth Fridaye ell, "Jeanie,” Dale Smith, Hor­ silver rake knife and Marta school boys did yeoman service fifth graders' mothers were Mmes. George Mulqueen, Rose goei to Mr. B sd Mr*. Fred PICKUP SCHEDULE of every month. She is assisted ace (Buddy) Crocker, end Marroquin a "silent butler,” also, among them Tony Varrec­ hostesses for the evening. The Pair, John Herberger, and Ripp for their ezcelleot work by Mrs. Peter Loughry, chair­ Dave Roberts. donated by Mr. and Mrs. chia, John Mumhy, Danny special gifts, donated by Mmes. Monday Helen Rachack; Feb. 16. Mmes. eo potter* for the deoce. man, and Mmes. William Me- "The Colleens,” a girls’ quar­ Charles Kurtz. Mrs. Dan Mc- Greisen, Jack Chfedini, Paul Sullivan and Whalen, were re­ North Denver, Arveda, Joseph Leoffel, Arthur McKone, A number of children from Lellan, Joseph Bahl, Gifford tette, highlighted the harmon­ Inery received a p ft certificate Hollis, Phil Rotole, Jr., Tom La ceived by Hr. Clave and Mrs. Weatmieetir, Thornton, and and Charles Sekera. Cure d’ Ars are participating Henderson, and Albert Fender. izing of Coleen and Cithleen from the Bonvicini Accordion Fleur, Cliff Stanley, Jr.; Joe Wolske. Lakowood (North of 16th The Leagee of the Sacred in are classes at the Children's Mrs. Peter Loughry requests Hughes, Jo Lasham, and Jo­ Co. A $10 certificate from Lederhos, Bill Perry, Peter Mra. H. Waidmann, ways and A vooue). Heart workers for the coming Art Museum on Saturdays. The that any mother wishing to help anne Loughry. Joe Marcus’ Gates Rubber Co. went to E. Perry, Woody Schell, Don Mo- means chairmen, gave a report Tuoeday and Thursday month are: Jan. 21, Miss Mar­ following boys and girls have on the breakfasts lor the stu­ "Music Craftera” performed Repke and a shirt from Bill lier, John McGinnis, and Win­ on Christmas card sales for this South ond Wad Doeeor, garet Brennan and Mrs, Julia enrolled in the sculpture class: dents during their retreat the both during the stage show and Benton’s went to L. Lunka. ston Greer. past year. The profit for the Eaglowood, Lakowood Hughes; Jqn. 28, Mmes. Jame.s Margaret Stinemeyer, Mary El week of Feb. 4 contact her at afterward when the guests were H. B. Keaton, Mrs. J. Musso, Tho Boxi PTA meotioi, PTA amounted to $4^46 and (South of I6th Avonuo), Anderies and Peter Anderies; len Bode. Mary Beth Heicher, RA. 2-2705. invited to dance. and Vincent Luther received MoDdoy, Fob. 4. will bo o&- Mrs. Waidmann thanked til the and Litlloton araa. Feb. 4, Mmes, A.J. Dunst, Vance Mark Giubardo, Vicki DeAnda, An unannounced trio of cosmetics donated by the nual "Back to School” ni|ht workers who helped make this Wadnaeday and Friday Officers Named Johnson, Al Fender, and Frank Stephanie Biginski, Dennis Po- local boys” almost stola the United Western Laboratories. for Cathodrol porostt. Tho year auch a financial success. East Denver and Park The Altar and Rosary So­ Connors; Feb. 11, Mrs. George losky, Susan Stead, Karen show, however, when they sud­ Mrs. R. J. Conner, Sr., PTA ODliro program will bo pro- Father William Powers, pastor, Hill. Aurora, and Hoffmnn ciety officers for the coming Mulqueen: Feb.-18, Mmes. Ste­ Scoby, Micky Scoby, Tom Mc- year are Mmes. John Blair, denly appeared out of the au­ president, thanked all those porod by the liiters. Ar a announced the winners of the Town. phen Ryan and Charles McKay. Closkey, Patricia Paul, and Ka­ president; Darrell Reum. vice dience and volunteered to sing. who worked to make the "Ren­ rpocial footure, tho PTA will contest; Mr*. Helen Hinton, Phonn CH. 4-S503 Mrs. Stephen Ryan, 4fi7 S. ren Pokrwykz. Thp talented three had the dezvous Night” successful, es­ proront o food thowor for first place; Mr*. Margaret Cud- president; George Mulqueen. Logan Street, will be hostess to crowd calling "encore!” after pecially Clifford Stanley, gen­ tho rirtorr at this m ootiof. The tea for the investiture more, second place; and Mrs. SL Joseph's Circle oh Wednes­ the first song. of Girl Scout Troop 577 was Emily Smith, third place. Father day, Jan. SO, at 1 p.m. Mrs. held in the home o f Mrs. Robert William Jones, trchdioeeaan Religious Grosses ^ John Craig will be cohostess. Gifts Received As a climax to the evening, Stake, 2961 Albion StreeL with superintendent of schools, was many of the guests received St. John's PTA to Hear the mothers o f the girls as the guest speaker for the eve­ Medallions & Crucifix ^ guests. The girls in Che troop valuable gifts. Joe Murphy, ning. are Clarisse Ellis, Phyllis Gor- at Tremendous f All Saints" Unit 2436 Race Street, was pven s Anyone interested In attend­ skie, Shirley Hariment Karen used car from the Bill Day ing the St. Joseph Guild party SAVINGS I Used Car Lot. John Dandrow, Air Academy Chaplain Hunker, Julie Finnerty, Sha­ Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. at the Denver Value of $ 4 95 To Meet Jan. 29 a two-time winner, received a ron Knoll, Patricia Lynch. Su­ Dry Good tea room may contact (St. John tho EvoBfolirt'o san HcCloskey, Karen Sulli­ 812.93 for ukelele from Happy Lonn's New members o f Troop 1089 Mrs. John Repka, EA. 2-8217, I (All Soioti' Parish, Denvor) and a lamp from the New York PBriah. ^Bvor) are Julie Albi, Linda Arnold, van. Sally Starke, Karen Gray, to obtain tickets. Reservations The Altar and Rosary Soci­ Furniture Company. Gift cer­ Colonel C, E. Eielenski, chap­ Linda Barrett, Martha Brook- and Linda Aasness. are 65 cents each, ety meeting will be held Tues­ tificates from Allyn’s Sewing lain of the Air rarce Academy, over, Jlary Crede, Debra Curtin, Sixty-five women from the CFM Reception Ace Loan Company | day, Jan. 2U. instead of on the Machine Company were pre­ will be the featuM speaker at Jannine George, Barbara Held, parish attended the CFTL card party and fashion show. Sev­ Young married couples o f the last Werinesdsy of the month. sented to Francis X. Coyle, A. the PTA meeting/Monday, Jan. Pamela Keating, Jo Ann Kin parish who are interested in 173« I,arimer KK. 1-9827 ® eral of the women from the The new officers for the ypar J. Reckus, and Carl Gasser. A 28, at 7:30 p jn /i n the Lounge ney. Linda Knudsen, Carol the Christian Family Move­ parish received prizes. will be installed. A special pro­ sewing box from Singer Sewing Room of St. John’s Church. Lawrie. Mary Ellen Leiker, ment and' would like to join a- Oud Lady of Fatima Circle gram of entertainment has Cb. was given to Bill Lee. "The January meeting is being Mary Ann McCatlin, Veginica group are asked to attend a will meet Wednesday afUFv been planned. John Dearmore received a held in the evening so that the McGill, Mary Mueller, Janet reception Sunday afternoon, noon. Jan. 30, at 11:30 a.m. All the women of the parish, radio and two dinners. Millie fathers o f St. John's students Redmond, Linda Mae Rock, Jan. 27, from 2 to 4 o’clock in for luncheon in the home of new residents and longer estab­ Franklin received an Ekeo may attend.” said Mrs. Thomas Lynn Squire, Mary Kay the Walsh Memorial Hall, ^ on - lished parishioners alike, are in­ ressure cooker f r o m Le Steichen. Patricia Worland, and Mrs. Lester Barber, 2662 Lawrie, PTA presidenL Cherry. sors are the existing C.MF vited to come to this meeting Sloines Electric Co., and five Another speaker will explain Margo Wallace. groups in the parish who will and to participate in the eoci- car washes from the Sparkle Sl Michael's Circle meets how March o f Dimes funds are Thursday. Jan. 24, the den­ Wednesday evening, Jan. 30, explain the scope of the move­ ety's activities. Several projects Company. F. W. Condon was ment and assist others in form- used. Though many think be­ tist will be at SL John's School, at 8 o'clock in the home of are in operation and the new presented a tune clock; A. To- cause of the Salk Vaccine pro­ and in the first week o f Febru­ ifig new units. All are Invited members' suggestions and help­ pil was given a thermo bag Mrs. Richard M, Logsdon, 2960 gram that the necessity of a ary polio shots for the upper Pontiac. and welcome. ing hands will be welcomed, from the J. S. Fichback Co.; Members o f the jnen’s and campaign fo r money is lessened, grades will be given. Sick in the parish are Mra. Parishioners are reminded and Madeline Reitcheck ac­ there is a tremendous need of Mrs. Ed Dolenc, ways and women's choirs and their wives cepted a compact from Ken Rosalyn Juhl, 2775 Elm, and that religious articles will be on funds to treat and rehabilitate means chairman for the PTA, and husbands were guests of mark Jewelers. Food gifts were Helen Caveny, 3635 LocusL display in the vestibule of the those polio victims for whom announced that $64.93 was real­ the pastor al dinner on Tues­ given to James L. Fuller, a 10 church Sunday, Jan, 27, Pur- the Salk Vaccine came too late. ized from the hot lunch served day of this week. Fifty-four ch.-ses may be made before and pound turkey: R. Glowes. a Hostesses for the meeting will the schoolochildren Jan. 16. were present and enjoyed a so­ after any o f the Maases. chicken pie from' Hummel's be the mothers of fifth grade Altar Society Elects cial hour following the meal. students, with Mme.s. Erie and Edgewater PTA Mrs. George Smith was chosen A report' meetiog of the Clements as chairmen, president of S l John’s Altar ceptein* of the sewly orgen- PTA members are reminded Society at the January meeting. ized Sl. Jama* Sociel Club Wheat Ridge Children that the organization is saving Mrs. Lawrence LaSasso was Hears Talk by will be bald o b Moodey. Jen. Pioneer Stamps toward a silver named vice presklent; Mrs. 28, in Waltb Menoriel Hell. toffee service, and asked to Walter Miller, secr'etary: Mr*. In Cage, Swim Events bring all stamps to the PTA Eugene Halverson, correspond­ In the meeting o f the PTA meetings. Mrs. Howard Crede ing secretary: Mrs, Howard Nurse in School Tuesday. Jan. 21, a check for is chairman o f this endeavor. Wheat Ridge.— (Sts. Peter and soon, to the Wheat Ridge Dairy ■Swanson, treasurer; and Mra. $3,500 was presented to Fether Join Brownies Mary Weber, historian. (S t. Mery Megdeiene'* Perish, Powers, it IS denned to use Paul's Pariah)— Youth activi­ plant. Denver ) Two activities of the Brownie Tuesday, Jan. 22. was Investi­ The past president. Mrs. Wil­ this money to furnish the new ties continue in full swing for Parents attending the PTA the pariah school children. On group under the leadership of ture Day for 22 third grade liam Eader. was presented with cafeteria with chairs, tables and meeting Jan, IG enjoyed a pro­ Mondays and Wednesdays there Mrs, William Walsh and Mrs. Brownie girls. The program be­ a crystal rosary. The retiring the necessary Jcitehen equip­ gram provided by Miss Hock- Dale Halter have been a hay gan at 3 p.m. with the reading officers. Mrs. John Harrington. ment. What s ahead for is basketball practice for the stetter. school nurse; James fourth and fifth grade boys, rack ride and a guided tour of of stories, followed by Brownie Mrs. Gerald Cullen, and Mrs, The convert clts.se* are held songs. The girls then gave their J. C. Eigman, were thanked by Gallagher, and Timmy .Mar- every Thursday evening at 8 under the direction of Joseph the new Denver Public Library. tines. E. Fanning. Girls in this group are Con­ Brownie promise and were the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John o’clock in the recreation room COLORADO in 1957? awarded their official Brownie P, Moran, pastor, for their Miss Hockstetter described o f the rectory, 1290 Olive Street. On Tuesday evenings, the stance Walsh. Vickie Ann Hal­ her own duties and those of ter, Linda St. Louis. Donnelle pins, Sister Mary Claire, third faithful work. Any interested person is wel­ "Swatane" group of Camp Fire volunteer workers who assist in Here's a short, factual rsvitw ond forecast for Stodden, Barbara Srrro, Dawn grade teacher, and the mothers Mrs. Clem Kohl undqrwent come to attend. Girls, under the guardianship the school health program. She The annual gold and Hue telephone users in Colorado which may inleresf Davis, Susan Ferris. Nancy o f the 22 girls were guests. Mrs. major surgery at Merey hos- of Mrs. George Gleason, attend also showed slide.* demonstrat­ dinner fo r the (3ub Scouts and Lamb. Janet Stein, and Linda 0. G. Leiker is leader for the pital. you—and could offer o surprise or two! s swimming class at the 20th ing the latest technical methods their parents will be held Feb, Balch. troop, assisted by Mrs. F. E, Fred J. McNamara is ill at Street Rerreation Center. The of testing childrens eyesight 18 in the Walsh Memorial Hall. SL Dominic's Circle of the Brookover. Mercy Hospital. In 1956, your felopfione Company girls are Marlene Nelson, Bar­ and hearing. Officers Installed bra Stone. Kay Angelo. Anna PTA it meeting for luncheon Mr. Gallagher presented a Sl James' Girl Scout Neigh­ Marie Espinosa. Diane Green, Thursday. Jan. 24. in the home . . . provided the means for a total o f l.tKXI.000,000 film entitled Big Seat portray­ borhood officers were installed Lou Beth Casselman. Christina of Mrs. Earle Stone. Attending ing the World famous “Clyds- local and long distance call.-: Wednesday, Jen. 23 in the home Craw, Judy Gleason. Olivia are Mrs. Matt Green, Mrs. John dale Draft Horse Team.” of Mrs. A. P. IngenthroD. lOTIl a •. added over 40,000 new telephones Kopp, Judene Qualteri, Mary Coyne, Mrs. Jim Kopp, Mrs. Ray Timmy Marlines, talented Ann Amato, Connie TroUo. MfMMter. Mrs. John Monoguq, Kearney. They are: Chairman, sixth grade student, entertained Mrs. Ingenthron; vice chairmen. . paid nearly Sl3.000.000 in federal, state and Nancy Robb; and Susan Leon- Don Craw, and Mrs. Bob the parents with several liv ^ Mrs. Richard Jnrgenpon; aecre- local taxes ird ' Rodgers. selertions on the tecordion. tary, Mrs. William W olf: or- A field trip to the Jolly 1 t . . employed over S.CflO men and women with a New Society Leaders The sixth grade class won the anizer, Mrs. Austin Mutz; Rancher candy factory in Wheal i The newly elected officers of attendance prize for having the fuliet Lowe program chairman, S31.400.000 annual {Mi.vroil Ridge has been taken by three'the Altar and Roury Society most parents present. Mi *. James Gretter; camp Of course, we're proud of these achievementa. Blue Bird groups from the will be installed at ffie February The Cub & ouls are in need chairman. Mrs. W. A. Seery; school, which are the group meeting. They are; PresrdenL o f a den mother. Anyone who But. like other businesses in this expanding econ­ cookie chairman, MrA E. C. headed by Mrs. Jules DeSalvo Lorraine Vitale: vice president, can be of assistance is urged to Thorpe: delegates to assembly, omy. we've got to grow with our state. and a.'sistcd by Mrs, Matt Green Winifred Gravina; secretary, contact Mrs. Al Towner, BE, Mr*. John Cullinan and .Mr*. with the following girls: Judy Marie Gannon; corresponding :M656, Francis Brown: alternata dele­ So, in 1957, your Te/ep/ton* Compony Green. Mary Ann De.Satvo. secretary, Georgine Lohaus; Ladies' Sodality gates, Mrs. Robert Hickey and Carol DeSalvo. Marjilee Hens- and treasurer.i Betty Stiles. When the Young Ladies' So­ Mr.s. Clarence Beckman. Mr*. W ill need to spend $29,000,000 on new telephone' [ey. Marie Toepfer, and Beverly | Anyone interested in purchas. dality met on Sunday. Jan. 20 Cullinan is the outgoing Neigh­ huildings, the equipment to pul in them, and Horan; the group led by Mrs. ing tickets to the Loretto in the schoni cafeteria, the borhood rhairmtn. Bob Momin. who is assisted by|Heights production of Finioa's the line* and cable to bring better service to our freshmen girls had charge of The following mother* are Mrs. Jack Green, with the fol-[A.'aiH6otr may contact Mrs. Leo the entertainment and refresh­ leaders of Intermediate Girl castomen' homes. lowing girls: Barbara Green,.Glenski. CR. 9-2932. ments. Martha Miles was chair­ Scout and Brownie troop* this Judy Mornin. Marj’ Ann Karu-| St. Cecelia's Sewing Circle man, assisted by Suzanne Mink. 'Hiat's a big order, requiring Iota of time. Iota of year: Eighth grade, Mra Rich­ zas. Marietta Boykin, and Mary twill meet Thursday. Jan, 24, Roberta Thurmond. Mary Ko- ard McQuade; sixth grade, Mrs. money. But we think we can deliver if our earn­ Monoguetand the group of Bluejat 8 p.m. in the heme of Mrs. bal, and Jeannie Haug. The Thomas Annios; fifth grade. ings are sufficient to attract investors to place Birds which is led by Mrs.!Herman Kasch, 7391 W. 48th uest speaker was Monsignor Mrs. Milford Barrows: fourth Gerald Malone, assisted by Mrs.!Circle. fernes P. Flanagan, pastor, who their savings in the business. ade (two troopsi, Mri. J. V. William Hensley, with the fol-| The Ave Marie Circle will Get Ready, Git Set, Go K . discussed the " ^ a l i t y and Ita Soucet and Mra. Robert Stew­ It's also a efiaJIengt, and one litre proud to occepU lowinggirU; Betty Malone, Jean;meet Thursday, Jan. 24. in the W ork." The next meeting will art; third grade (two troops’ . Vitale, Ruth Ann DeWaeie.lhome of Mrs. Elmer Riggs, 3902 for Jack Knudsen (left! and Dick Hanntgan as be handed be Feb. 17. Mra Ernest Green and Mra, Mary Ann Hensley. Eileen|Newland Street. them tickets Co begin selling for the second annual Sl. John's Sunday, Jan. 27. the chlldreB Joseph Watkina Graul, Sharon Hen.«gen, .Mary Society workers fo r Saturday. pre-Lenun dance, sponsored by the Holy Name Society Men's of tbe parich will receive Com­ Plans are being made fo r the Ann Schmoeger, and Edna Jan. 19, were Clara D'Urbano. Club. Tickets for the affair are now being sold, and all member! munion in the 8:30 o’clock annual Juliet Lowe program in Movitlain Sletts 7efepAene Schuloff. |AnabeUe Doran. Vi Cline, and o f Sl John's Parish and members of other parishes around Mass. Catechism classes will he February, in which almost KKI Mrs. Morin's Blue Birds are Dorice LePere, The high school the city are cordially invited to attend. The dance will be held held immediately after this Intermediate Girl Scout* and anticipating another field tnpiworker was Diane Dana. at the Town House in Aurora on Washington's Birthday, Feb. 22. Mass. Brownies will take pirL Thundoy, Jonuory 24,1957 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER cj^THOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4*4205 PAGE ELEVEN

first etiorts to speak English. Anna and Margit Refugee Children enrolled in St. Beroadelle’s Jan. 14 and are rap­ Learning English idly bridging the gap between the two languages. Seated are Margit. grade five, and Anna, f denU of St. Bernadette's School, Lakewood, as grade seven. Standing are Terry Culler and J o u - they watch their two new classmates, Anna and phine Sheda, grade five, and Carol Wilcox and Margit PaUky from Gyor, Hungary, in their Abigail Casey, grade «v e n . ______

Banfield, St. Jmeph by Robert Green, and the Infant Story book children, BO'Peep, Claudia Bassett; F o n t O S y ckrtilmat Fanlaty wait the play AMUSEMENT—DINING preaenwd by the first ind second eridei by Theresa Andrade; ihepherde, Don Perego, Jack and Jill, Dan Fattor and Linda Reed; Matf Officers Picked of St Pairick-a School, Port Logan, on Thuraday William Perego. and Jerry Romero; SanU Clau., Quito Contrary. RiU Domero; Foliy, Elizabeu •rening. Dec. 20. Bernardo W elborn; . Nicbols; Little Mise Muffit, Rosemary Sirhall; Boy Story Book Children set out in the Three Men's] Angels, AniU Baler, Cathy White, Mary Perole, Blue. David Lambert; Three Men in a Tub, James Havlat, Anthony Havlot, Michael Hallihan; Mother By St. Patrick's Phons Phons tub to find SanU Claua. Their search took them to,Pauline Sirhal!, Mary Louise Welborn. Margaret the Celestial Kingdom where they found that Santa [Niehola, Cathy Slizoski, Susan Krootkramer, Tommy Hubbard, Mary Kay Sheetz; her children. Evelyn CH 4- CBiiti* Claus was known as S t Nicholas. Their seeking led|Morrow, David Gerace. Eugene Gano, Chris Doubek, Banfield, Mary Alice AUendorl, Hugh Andrade, and 2494, DICK BURGS 2494 them to the Christ Child and the scene of the Na* Richard Haley, Stephen Green. Evan Perego. Mary Michael Moynaban; Tommy Tucker. Bill Shea; Holy Name Unit tivity followed. I Ann Corroles, William Fawcett, Wayne Martinez, Georgie Porgie, Eugene Thull; and Jack Homer, The Blessed Mother's part was taken by LoretUlRalph Sheetz, apd Ray Thull;______Johnnie Romero. (3t. Patrick's Perish, Denver) At the meeting of the Holy Slalod for Srhool Audiloriam Name Society on Jan. 9 new officers were elected for the STUDIO coming year as follows: San­ cred iru T ro T H rio fo te^ ifes ford Lucy, president; William Men's Parties to Start Dubois, first vice president; Is Scheduled Anthony Cantona, second vice president; Edward Krasavich, Jan. 31 at Holy Family I n U n i t, $235,800 Assets aecrttary; Layton St. Ger­ 1747 Tremont at Broadway maine, treasurer; and Don (Holy Family Periih, Denver) ning and at the tournament's (Fftieotatian P*mh> DcoTcr) At St. Joseph's Klene, marahal, WHOLE LIVE MAINE A nearly record number of close. At this meeting plans were The Parish Credit Union will hold iU llth annual (St. Josuph's Redemptoriit ifts have been nhUioed by Admi.ftion to tho tourna­ also made for the annual High meeting Friday night, Jan. 25, in the parish hall, Carl Pariih, Denver) Mass for the, deceased mem­ Sien's Club members for the ment i. 60 coni, (or one eva- 0. Selander of St. Philomena's Parish will be guest There will be a day o f bers, which wQI be offered on LOBSTER winter series of card parties sing or $2.50 (or th« antiro beginning Thursday, Jan. 31. aerie. o ( five partiei. Ra- .speaker. He has long been a.ssociated with the Credit recollection for all women of March 10 at 7 o’clock. A the parish on Sunday, Feb. 3. breakfast will be cooked and at 8 p.m. The parties, lo be (roshment. will be .erved at Includes Potatoes and Hot Breads Union movement, chiefly with^ educational programs. The women will attend the 9 served by the men of the Holy held in the high Khool audito­ each parly. He has held Kveral offices,) o'clock Maas, and the morning Name Society. All men of the rium. will continue for five Tournament arrangements and is now a director of DenverUjie of bakery goods after all exercises will be held in the parish are urged to make this DANCING successive weeks. The first four are being handled by a com­ Interior Employee Credit Union the Masses on Sunday, Jan. 27, pariah hall. The day will end date fo r the Communion and anies will be played on Thurs- mittee of Men’s Club officers Friday and Sohirday Nights nd 'a director of the Colorado Notice.s o f the event are being with Benediction of the Bleated breakfast. Say evenings, and the final and other members. On the com­ 9:30 till 1:30 a.m. Credit Union League. He is sent home with the Khool chil­ Sacrament at 3:30 p.m. Lunch It was decided to confine the party on Wednesday. Keb. 27. mittee are Sidney Vitry. John also active in many parish or­ dren and parents are requested will be «rved. The Rev. Walter meetings to one-half hour for FREE DINNER PARKING High score g ifu end special Fletcher, Maurice Robinson, ganizations. to indicate the type of donation Karrer, C.SS.R., will be in businata and one-half hour for •I tv« locJitlOTa aN»r 5 s-B9h •nd anT* awards will be mads each eve- A. J. Pisterzi, Robert Langs- T he Presentation Credit they wish to make and return charge of the spiritual exer­ diKussion on the Commpnd- (in>« eq SuaAaya u d bMldarr—I hour feld, Bernard Carroll. Loren Juat nnt door aod 2 bovr« at Mvilcl* Union is the largest parish the notice to Khool. cises. ments. Those who wish may Gilbert, Nicholas Herold, Ar­ p«l Parldne Corofc, 162S TMamt. credit union in the Denver area, remain for further diKussion nold Schietler, .Martin Potter, In the spelling eiiminatiop The PTA will sponsor a and second largest in Colorado, after this time. The first o f the $(4" HEARING I.eonard Ruppert, Fred Gross, contest within the Khool amon; chiliburger luncheon for the having assests of $23S,8hO, and series began at the last meet­ Cecil Proctor, Joseph Woertman, grades five, six, seven, an< children of the high and grade a membership of 1.070. The ing. The Holy Name Society Ludwig Thaler, Arthur Coyle, eight, the four top spellers were: Khools next menu, The regu­ BETTER lodov children of PreMntation Pariah meeUngs are held on the Wed- CHERRY TREE HUT Severin'Windholz, Eden DiTul- Mary Mazzuca, Judy Salazar, lar hoi dog luncheons have alone have more than $20,000 nesdey after the second Sun­ lio. Peter Allen, and Anthony Earl Headrick, and Carol Lee proved very succeaaful, and 5 0 N 0 T 0 N E in savings, which has b ^ n ae- Mauser. this new type of luncheon day of each month at 8:30 The Homc-Like Restaurant McNulty. p.m. in the school. l«r iMtac taM in * M t cumuiaW through the encour­ The magazine aubKription should be very popular with all Inquiry Invitations Tickets fo r the annual St. DELICIOUS SPECIALTY DINNERS 100 M «tro^liUa Bldg. agement of the sisters and the campaign closed on Monday of the children. This week Legion of Mary Joseph’a Guild card party Sat­ efforts of the officers. Certainly this week. The four top sales­ A new Communion cloth will (.\t Most Reasonable Prices) TA.5.11R6 members of Holy Family Parish urday, Feb. 2, at 2 o’clock in theK children are rKeiving a men are Lenore Chavez, Dennis be installed along the Commun­ presidium started to address the Denver Dry Goods Tea­ DINNERS $1.10 - $1.25 - $1.35 UP practical education in everyday Cavanaugh. Cathy Heit, and ion railing within the next few 1.000 post cards advertising a room may be obtained from problems due to the Krvices of Joyce Vatiling. John Schaps re-, days. The old one was very im­ scries of inquiry classes on the Sister C^ritine at the con­ racering Co Parlir$ in our diilinrlir* the Credit Union. ceived first prize; Stephen practical, and was very diffi­ l.atholic faith to begin Feb. 4. vent or from Mrs. Loraine It is felt that the full potea- cult to remove and change. The Prinle Dining Aoomi Mrs, Ray V. Norton, presidium Johnson, second; Merle Con- Keating at 3601 Wyandot lial membership has not been grove, third: and ColiMn Cur- new one wilt relieve th ii special treasurer, is in charge of the Street. Admission is 65 cents. reached and every parishioner problem. Thii is one of the One Block West of Lakeside Center card addressing. She is being as­ neen, fourth. The eighth grade is urged to inquire if he is using a i a class sold the most sulv projects o f the Altar and Credit Union Meeting sisted by Mtnet. William Rich­ every service possible that is Rosary Society for this year. 6090 W, 44th Avenue HA. 4-3816 ardson and Rose Gibbons, and Mriptions. Postponed offered by the Credit Union. hy Misses Genevieve Kuester, The annual Credit Union This year, as in the past, the Mary Thomas, Patricia Satter- From Jan. 28 Thron^h Feb. I meeting, which was originally .KE. 4-7918. Credit Union is paying a 3-and- while, Mary Ellen Weed, and scheduled to be held Tuesday. one-half per-cent dividend on ,'lary Alice Farrell. Jan. 22, has bean postponed savings, and also refunding Id By use of the postals. Legion until Thursday, Jan. 31. The per cent o f the interest paid by J h i <£oiuA. fiojont memliers hope to invite every St. Rose's Will Have meeting will be at 8 p.m, in borrowers who have kept their one in the parish area to the the school. Everyone in the I Cathtr and Fnak Foof) payments up to date in I9S6. inquiry classea at least ones parish is invited, non-memben Niath Aveatta at Spaar Blwd. The Credit Union carries life as well ts all regular members. every two years. The classes COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF savings and loan protection in­ Parent-Teacher Talks Carl Selander, who has been will be held on Monday and surance without additional cost active on the educational com­ Wednesday evenings for 10 FINEST CHINESE AND to members. A hike is set for Saturday, mittee of the Credit Union weeks. Lectures and audience- (St. Rose of Lima'i Pariih, The success of the Credit Feb. 2, fo r the Cub and Boy Leegue, will speak. A movie i AMERICAN FOODS PARAMOUNT question periods never last Denver) Idib ond Clonartn Union is owing in large part Scouts who will meet at St. will be shown and refresh-1 A Soaotiful lAfttara LLphUrf Dlaiaa flo«« fa tb» more than one hour, Father Pat­ Parent-teacher conferences JAN. 25TH-JAN. :ilST to the interest and endorsement Rose's School at 9 a.m. Each is ments will be served. The of-, VolaruB •i Fofiitm rick Kennedy will conduct the are scheduled for the week be­ Jaka S. Sfavart Pm I N«. 1 Jobfi S*xoB*S«i MiB«o hy the pastor. Father Mathias asked to bring his own lunch, ficers of the credit union have Mries of classes Feb. 4. ginning Monday, Jan. 28, and Oa«K !• th« Puhtfa Feoture Blenkusn. who says: "The continuing through Friday. Feb. T ir Yegge, cubmaster, ex­ declared a three-per-cent: . to Mi4D(fht ** SaU ua 3 PTA Meets Jan. 28 Credit Union is 5n asMt to the dividend on all full shares for TnMd«r«) Hu|h 0'BH«n*Naney G*l«t 1, Sister Jean Patrice, princi­ pressed an urgent need for the A group of third and fourth people o f the pariah and has pal o f the Khool, announced. fethers o f these boys to aaaizt the past year. "Brass Le9 «nd" graders under the direction of aided them financially, and in She Slid that the sisters and as chaperones on this hike to All members o f the parish MONACO” DRIVE-IN Mrs. Rudolph Zehnder will fur- turn spiritually." Several pa Mrs. Calhoon, fourth grade Waterton, Colo. are asked to save the night of rishioners have been active in Feb. 9 for the annual PTA £. 40th And MooAca pArkwAr 'nish.lhe featured entertainment teacher, would be available for The Cub Scout Pack 20G was JAN. 25TH-JAN. 27TH at a monthly general PTA meel- the Credit Union movement these conferences from 2:45 presented with an award of a Sweetheart Danes in tha VFW PRIVATE PARTIES throughout the city, and have Hall. Sp«BC4r Tm cyXIniro Trevor I ing on Monday, Jan. 28, The tots p.m. to 4 p.m. each day. cloth shield to be Mwn on the aided other groups in organiz­ The meetings for the week In I Newel. Smerteft "The Mountain" will give individual pieces on the For thoK parents who are pack flag, in recognition of the lives o f the saints, their feast ing. unable to come after school to fact that the pack exceeded the ere as follows: Friday, Jan. 25, Sukvrhoi. Ceffrtettaurent Rory Celhoun-Barbara Rij.h days, and their patronal rnlei. A t the annual meeting, en­ receive their children's report quota of membership set by at 8 o’clock. Senior Newmen Feoture The iiusiuess meeting, slated tertainment will be a free games cards, the sisters will hold con­ K o u t headquarters. Pack 206 Club; Saturday, Jan. 26, at 12:30 o'clock. Junior Newman Bntions Loacheoss ot Bridge to begin at 8 p.m. in the high party with numerous gifts, ferences at the convent between boasts 32 setiva bo}^s and 33 P u tin wrved la eleg.m sucrouad- V aI l EY DRIVE-IN Khool auditorium, will be pre- nd a free movie for the chil­ 7 and 8 p.ih. each evening. Mrs. active parents, ' Club skating party and at 7 aSM E. ExB. ings with lecuRipanblc Food tad reded at 7:30 o'clock by a visit­ dren during the business part Calhoon will be availaole to par­ Mr. Yegge announced that p.m. senior choir practice at JAN. 26TH-JAN, 27TH Bneesge, hr PAUL ing period with the sisters and of the meeting. Gifts will in­ ents uneblo to come after Khool there ere five boys who wish to the Khool. —from $ . ) pel penon Teb Hunler-Natelie Wood 1 8 lay teachers. clude Credit union shares and between 8:30 and 9 a.m. before participate iq the Cub Scout Martin Higgins o f this parish is home after being confined Feoture Parent educational feature of cash. xhool begins, in her classroom. program and are unable to be­ Coflvenienc Location • Free Paricin| The school orchestra wiH Sister Jean Patrice said no to the hospital for a few days. Aathoay Quina-Kety Jurado the gathering will be a talk on cause of the lack of a den make its first public appear­ report cards would be given to "The Man from Del Rio" Civil Defense by a regional of­ mother. Any woman in the par­ ficial o f the program. The ance of the year, as a part of the children. iah who can fill this post it T H E T I F F I N speaker on defense will be in­ the program. Sister M. Cecile, Examinations will be made of asked to call Hr. Yegge at WE. Khool principal, is dirKtor. the Khool children’s teeth on troduced hy Mrs. Joseph W oert­ 5-714G. Fathers Plan 17)0 Souih Colorado Blvd. The eaecutive committee Friday. Feb. 1. SKylme 6-8202 man and Mrs. Herbert Ed­ Mr. Yegge and John Talyat. (Writers Manor) Denver. Colo. monds. o f ihe pariih |uild met this The Rev. Barry Wogan, pas­ assistant cubmaster. are inter­ A National Polio Foundation week end set the date (o r the tor, announced that the 195S ested in hearing from the par BeHsr Buy Baldwin officer will summarize briefly annuel mid-winter remei finincitl statement of the par­ ents. regarding swimming in Benefit Dance the purpuses and program of perly (or Sunday. March 3. ish will be mailed to parishion­ .structions for cubs who are 8, M«i9 HCiuan NOW! the foundation. Mrs. Joseph The committee eUo named ers this week. 9, and 10. Classes will begin at Woertman. PTA auditor-histo­ the dates (or the summer Scouts' Display Progress Plunge on Feb. 9, Eddie Fisher • Debbie Reynol carnival, Friday, Saturday, The Cub Scouts will have a ‘n e next pack meeting is At St. Cajetan's rian. is North Denver regional IN THEIR FIRST and Sunday, June 28 throu|h display in Eakers' window in slated lor Friday, Feb. 8, at chairman fo r the Mothers’ (Sl. Cajetao’s Parish, Denver) .March of Dimes for polio foun­ 30. the Athmar Shopping Center 7:30 p.m. at Goldrick School. MOVIE TOSETHERI dation benefit on Jan. 31. The PTA bake tale chairman beginning Saturday, Feb. 2. for A Cub Scout planning meet­ On Saturday, Feb. 24, Car­ Mrs. Irving Sehur, has a week. The thraie will be '•For ing will be held Thursday, Jan. penters' Hall, 20th and Glen- Hostesses at the meeting will nounced that there will be God and Country." 31. arm Streets, the PTA is spon­ BUNDLE be n h e ninth R aders' room soring a benefit dance, n is m o m rt. These include Mmes. activity is under mv new songe tha Khool. and help to rontinue We're Modernizing Brand. Vincent Koch, and R. G. tha athletic program begun by i McGintie, Our Showrooms the dads’ group. 7lxaWiC0lX)A* Serve Retreat Meals Coafirsalioa is scheduled PTA members prepared and for soma time in April, In- • For Baldwin served all meals for the seniors qulriae ceucerninf (bis may Grands in the high Khool during their ba mada at iba raclary. ; retreat Jan. 21 and 22, The pro­ A promising newcomer to the DENHAM • .4cro*onic .Spinel* gram o f having the meats at Denver Mcne, "Mando and His and Con*oie.< school gave the seniors a chance Latineers," will play, This or- New 18th ot for Holy Communion each day chastra, coraprited of all young Shewing CALIF. • fia/dtrin and and a lengthened retreat sched­ men, originated in San Antonio, ule that lasted until 7;S0 in the Tex., toured the Middle West, Orga-sonic (evening. Additional time for and played at the Dunes Hotel personal conferences with the in Las Vegas. Nev.. on tlN Organs retreat master was also pro- famous “Strip." They have also 'vided. appeared on television and on Platte overlook the incon­ The retreat dinner committee radio on station EFSC on the venience . . . but don't was headed liy )Irs. Nicholas “Paul Motely Show” and are overlook YOUR CHANCE Herold as chairman and .Mrs. now featured at the Siddle Club. FOR A RARE BUY at this )’ernon Walker as vice chair­ Besides a combination of “ Rock" MEMORIES WORTH WHILE- time. man. Other women serving on and modem dance music, these ihe committee were Mmes. Ste- musicians feature as an original Beautiful Fhotomurals, soft lights, CesHaer terkiae, 174$ $(•«. hen Fagiano, Bernard Kmitch, novelty Latin inlerpreutiona of subdaed background music, sparkling Sohn Mctlinn, Peter Persichette. "Rock” vocal numbers. TheK white linens and a wonderful "Fes­ Peter ,‘temfln, June Valiant, are sung by "Mando," and verge tive Dinner.” Peter Allen. Charles Brisnehan. on the nilarioui. I Jame.s Beaton. Edward Ctinlon. it a tea 4° outstanding story for boys. This year Um k I Refreshments and Mexican Cell CRetlview 9-2594 P a l ^ i t o i n Prize-Winning Novelists For Reaarwationa PIANOS • ORGANS I'Louis Pinelli, Louis Santangelo, given on two women from Denver ware authors of the foods will be offered lor sale I -Mien Sloan. Alfred Toepfer, Thursday, Jan^ 3. by the Psrk-.tdam. Di.-trU-t prize-winning story. P-my Erpreii Bop. \^V PJA board and commit, "la Oenva.'t Muttc Center*' I William Gallagher, Joseph of the Denver Arpa Boy Scout Mothers Council,, t members. The donation it THE HOllAND HOUSE l«2 } Cotifeiaio Sr. MA. 3-tlZ i I Brand, Anthony McNulty, Elder Ini Gilmore and Marian Talmadce were honored | Gilmore, L. L. Lewit, person and tickets may ' Lundstrom. I-arry DiPitla, and Hach year L ift and Dodd.* Mead Marian Talmadjre,- i Photo b>*|b« obUined from PTA aod i Dominie Figliolmo. and Company conduct an authors’ contest for Vernon Jones, Boy Scouts of .Ametict; lOads' Club members. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bennoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telepfione, Keystone 4-4205 TRurs4ay, Jonuory 24. T957

Sparked by de Panl Groap + + + ^equmcauL 9n, fiaai + + + 3rd We Believe □ Four Parishes Providing JQMPH HAYDEN, ST. of tb« Mai* MR5. JO BASS. 4S, of tISi W. Lakewood: two grmaddatigbtan, Joes ell Boulevard died Jaa. SO In Mercy Elbert, end eemt to Deoeer from U u » » « lor tS« Afod. lUqatoe Itad Avotiat. Sht la aiArvlvH by bar Ana Gaao aad Jeoa Mark WUHasaa. UoapitaL Kiowa In 1S44. 8ha otarried Tbomae Mojo w» b eokbroLod tt 1« tb« parrau. Mr. tad Mn. Gar W. Iftrri* both of Ft. Cellioe: aad a rreal* He waa bon Jan. ]f. I6f4, fn f'^^Fcatbertoo ia Colorado Spriagi la HiiUo* B«n> eha^t lottmont b man: ihiat brotbara. Ray Mataty. graadiofi. Mlebael Arthur Gaao. Lake* Walaenburg. aad atkaded echool Shelter for Hungarians OUvti. Hormfr Horiu«py. Roll^ Mo.: Carl Mataty. C^oo CUy: wood. Requiem Blgb Maae waa celf Lberc. Be waa for a nuiaber of yean Mre. Pembertoa la eurvived by her ANNA H MANN. II. of I h Irrb« aad Pao) Mataty. Dtartr; aad two bratod Jan. IS k BItieed Saerament aaalataat to tbe Huerfano Coaaty aa- acoaer. buibaad. Tliomaa: two « o ^ Tbomaa Four msre Denver piriihes Strool, StM l » iurrlTid h f o daofb- lUtan. Htkn Bautf. OrovHU. Calif.: Church. latenaaBt la Ml OllteL J.. Jr.: aod WllUam J., b M of Dta- 3. They will sU y at 140 LowdI Being Planned ter. Up*. L««Rb I. Shonabta: two aad MUdrtd Lilly. Dravar. Rm bIob OUudcr Mortuary. In IMS Mr. Duns married Ade­ vtr: aix danghkra. Mn. Mildred L have volunteered to ftive shelter Boulevard. S t Theresa’s and trmaddta«bUr«. PrucM !• Sluosboo BCfb Mali la htbpatltbraltd Taan- COLLEEN J. BOYLE. SI, of 14 E lina Martiara, They then moved to Healy. Mark L. Forabertoa. aad Mra. to Runcerian refugees, end St. Pius X’s Parish. Aurora, In the third program of tbe 4od U n . Iran* M. Bale aatd « fmad* day, Jaa. t f. at i a.m. In 8U Mary Deptw. She le eurvlved by two daagb> Denver, end be went to work for Ida M. Huber, alao ef Denver: Hr*. •oo. TboBiAB i. SboMhaa. lU^abm Magdakat't Chartb. latorstot io Me tar^ Daaaetto aad Denffia Boyle; tad Catea Rubber Company, where he waa Martha E. Wallace and Alice A. Pem­ should hsve tbeir families welcomed the Robert Horva and current W e Believe- television employod until hie death. Hlcb Mm 8 v m e«l«bnt«4 Jaa. tt b OlivtL Olbfftr MortmaiT. her paryuti, Mr. and Mro. Arthur G. berton. Laoaing, III.: and Mre. Mary within tbe next week. The par­ Albert Fasekas familiee re­ series now being reproduced in ProMBtalka Cbirtb. UUnaoBt b FRANK FLAKUS. 77. of t SOT 8. O'Rlada, Lakewood. Reaaicai Maae Be te eurvived by hia wife. Ade* J. WIU ef Plagcuff. Aria.: a brother. ishes, spariied by their individ­ spectively. Me OlivoL Boakvard UoTtBAJ*r. Fiaaklia Stroot. Bt 1$ aarrivod by bJa waa celabtated Jaa, 2S la St. Beraa* Una: two ala Cera, Mra. Beo*Vald«a Mike G. Fiorer; and eight gvaadebU. ual St. Vlacest de Paul confer­ Bedding and basic items the Colorado Springs area on BUNADXNE A. MAUCK, estabUshed in tha Rrst two WUHaa A. Sebookr. SUiokm High bte whole life. In 1 1 8 2 he married ver 42 yeara. Jn 1286 aba mankd cording to Leo Kclchcr, di- kfaaa waa aokbntod Jan. 21 ia Holy Mortuary. as4 Tbomaa Albert: two alalcrciMre. Helen fily^e. At tb* ege of Ft. I l l Brought to Denvdr shows the Catholic concept of FaaUr Chareb. laUnaont In Me MICHAEL J. MeREOWN. <4. of Joaeph C. Bomaro aad Mra. Jack Cor­ be went toNrorb with the Denmr A Pan! Polleblo. roctor. The Salvage Boresu OHvoc Boalavard Martury. RotwtJl, N. Max., formerly of S8SS dova: and fear fraadehlldrvn. Ro- Rio Grande Weatem ReilrMd and Mra. FoBehio waa a graduate «4 They will bring to 111 the to­ religion and God. Nertb High School A telepb one op­ Bomber is CH. 4-5503. • RHEA MARIE AUXN. II, of 2S20 FtdtrmI Boukvard. H* to earvlved by galam Maae ia being cclebnitod eon tinned employ ment there until bla tal o f Hungarian refugees In looking at man. Father Mc- Dantor StroaL Abo It inrvlrod by htr bU wlft. tkofia; a atepeoB. Fr«d W. Tkuraday. Jaa. 84. at t :l l a.m. Io death. erator IT year*, abe waa a member Arriving in tbe past week be­ brought to Denver under aus­ baibaad* A. Roaa Allaa; a daagbur, Weller. Rotwe)}, K. Max.; aad lix Baered Heart Chacah. loteraeat ia He wua a momber ef the Brotber- «f Our l^dy of tbe Bell Bocitty of side the families already men­ jjuade expresses tiw CstboUc Mlgiion Marat WoodrUf. Dallaa. fraa^blldrtn. {Uqaltm Blgb Mata Ml OHveL Trvviae Mortuary. tbe Mountain Statea Tekpbeaa aad pices of tbe Denver Arehdioc- ho^ of Railway Trelumem 660. Telegraph Company. tioned were Ferenc Toth, 30; belief in this way: “ Catholics Tta.: two alittn, Tb«r«t« B. Groto, wai celebrated Jaa. IS (a Preaeata- GLORIA MARTINEZ, tnfaat of Ur. Mr. McNeiUa ia aurvlved by bia eean Catholic Resettlement CokoTBio Sorbga: aad Frmncoa B. tioQ Chareb. SeUnaaat In Mt. OUvot. She li eurvived by two daugbtrra. Josef Sstbo, 22; Lajos Baroe- believe that every man has the and Mr*. Haaucl Martinet of 2S8I wHe, Helen; two acoe. Dafilel aad Committee, directed by Monsi- LbdMr, ChlebgOr asd a brolbtr. Ollager Mortuary. W. Colfax Aveaue. Servleee in ML Johb: a brother, Edward; a aialer. Marlork PoMebie aad Mn. Bette sai, 28; Paroli^is Athanaszloez, trade mark "Made by Cod" itogiMt T. Brouwtrt, BUUvattr* JANET WILLIAMS. T». of ISIS Olivet Jaa. tS. Trevino Mortuary. Hra. Knthgrtee UadQuiat; and five BatUI: her paraata, Hr. and Mr*. Jo- or Eimer J. Kolka. One hun- 21; and Laaio Korodi, 31. Mlao. Xooafoa Rltb Ha«8 waa oek* Yarrow Street, lAkewe^. She la ivf' greadefaUdrea. aeph Mander: two bretboev, Albert K>d two «f these have arrived stamped into his nature. They bfocod Jaa. It la Bltatod Saenaoat vjyod by a daughter, Jaaet 8. O'Mafa. THOMAS ANTHONY CDOVIN. In- aad Xeanetb Mander. all of Denver: Athanaszioax was taken by are not vary mueb distracted by faat of Ur. aed Mra. Jamee Gdevlo, Re^uiecn High Haaa waa celebrated a aletcr. Mr*. Lon lee Reerdoa of Loe’e in the four weeks since Dw. 22. Communists from his native Cbarab. OUagor Hortaary. I^ ver: a aoa. Walter R. WiUlama, Jio. IT in 8l Joeepb’o Bedvmptoriac other books such as those on evo­ 84S E Iftb Aveaue. ^tber eur- Smaiait. Mo.; aad two ftaadaoM, Jobs, elthsr permanent or vlvore Jaclude a broker. Marh Church. Intemeat ia Mt. OUveU Greece to Bulgaria, and later to lution. This is a mptter of sci­ Boulevard Mortuery. Stephen aad Anthony BatflL temporary, are needed for many Gdovla; hla grandpareDte, Mr. and Boqulam High Maae waa oekbrated Hungary, and reared as a Com­ ence. God does not teU us how Mn. Jataea ?. Gdgvla. all of Denver: ANGELINA PORRECA Jan. 21 ia 8L Catberlne’a Cbareh. of thm refugees, according to m unist The indoctrination did Is Your Child the ‘‘One in Five?’’ and Mre. l«rry BUckman. Metapbla. Mra. Angelina Forreea. SO. ef SfiU Inumeat ia Ml OllveL Boultvard Honaignor Kolka, who may be He made man — the steps Tenn. Servkea la Ml 014vei Jan. 88. Shoabone Street died Jap. U. Mortuary. not “take," however, and when contacted st AC. 2-S825. through which Ha went in tlw One school child is five is retarded because his vision She waa bora la Italy Dec. 20. ANDREW J. ROWALCZYK the uprising broke out, he LOREfTAT. HILL 1876. end came to Dtaver tram Italy Four Denver parishes wel­ formation of man'i body, If sci­ Andnw J. Kowal^k, 12. of 4lt1 turned on his kidnapers, and ence can find that out, so much is defective. Poor vision la a handicap. It forces him Mre. Loretu T. BUI. «6. ef 1240 In ISIS, the year aha married the Grant Street died Jas. IT in bla comed Bungirian refugees in BvUaiTC Street dWd Jen. 14 In a keal Mlo John Forreea la Oor Imdy ef ML lator escaped as a refugee. to work harder to master his studies and handicaps bomt. the past w ^ . Lajoi Keleman, the better. The CaUiolie simply boapltal after a kait UlaeM. Carmel Cbureh. Mr. Kowaletyk wax bora April 62. All of these men came under waits for tbe evidence to be dis­ hia pla; with other children. Have his eyes checked She waa bom In SL Louie, and bad Mra. Porma waa a member of the 18T4. ia Polaod. Ha came to Denver 49, his wife, Juliana, also 48, tponsorthip of the Archdiocesan livrd here 41 yaari. She wai the Altar and Roeery Society of Our covered by the scientists. It in 2 6 6 2 and waa a cabinet maker and their mn Lajos, 15. were re­ Resettlement Committee, and regmlarly. wife ef WaUer 8. Hill. Lody of ML Carmel Church and be- with tbe American Fixture Company makes, as they say, no never longed to tbe Third Order of ML ceived by Annunciation Pariah, will stay in the boarding house Mre. HiU waa a mraiber of Cbriet for 62 yeart. In 1201 be marrkd mind one way o r the other. That the Xing Church, active in CatboUe CaraieL Ccbella Oletakl. and given shelter at 3662 Hum­ run by a Mrs. Sbegy, 13M Dela­ wemea'e ergxniutlene Ineludlog the She li aunrlved by a ion. Nick mark "Made by God” gives the He waa a member of the Cabtnat boldt Street, through the efforts ware Street They have already Altar and Reeary Society aod the Forreea: three daughteri, Mra. Fraa- Mekera* Local 1628 and a charter Catholic a deep respect and a Tabernacle Society of CbtUl the Kiag eec Mycrn, Mra. Bertha Yannlch. and of the St. Vincent de Paul msm- enrolled in Opportunity School, SWIGERT BRO§. Hra. Bva Roeder: a elater, Mre. member of 8l Joeepb’o PoUib great esteem for his human na­ Pariah. Cbureh. bers. Presentation Parish, un­ Also arriving was Emil Joros, 1550 Collforniu O p to m e trists KEruont 4~7651 8be li lorrired by ber boaband. Prmnoe* DeBtUe; 16 cnndehildxea. Mr. Kowalcayk le eurvived by bte ture," aad 1 2 ireat-graadebildrcB. der tbe guidance of tbe Chris­ concert violinist and conductor Walter: two dangbtara, Hra. WlUlan wife. CoceJia; three eooa, Albert aad The National Council o f Cath­ Hag* of Aurora aad Mra. Edward RoQuIem HIA Mam waa celebrated Ijiwrenee ef Denver and Fknk tian Family Uovement, Wel­ o f the Budapest Opera Com­ Bdtrtr FfeLm McHugh of Deavor; a oieter. Roao G. Jaa. IT ia Our lAdy of Ht. Cermet walaeyh of Alhambra. CeHE: a daugh­ comed Frtne Eolonics, 26; his olic Men, producers of tin "We Churcb. interment in ML OUvbL pany; and his wife, Viola, and Tlgbe: and five grandeblidten. ter. Hr*. Roea Bogara of Denver: 16 wife. Agnes, 21; and Frenc, Jr., fo r Eoery A t Pricaa Reualcm High Maaa waa eelebrated fiouleverd Mortuary. grandehlldraiL and II great-graad- tbeir three children. Believe" film series for tele­ Jan. 17 In Chrlat the King Church. MRS. PEMBERTON ehildren. vision report enthusiastic aud­ InUrraant ia Ht. Olivet. Ollager Mor­ Hra. Elliahfth J. Pemberton, 67, GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED ftenulem High Haaa waa ealebnted J. N. McCnlloagh Chareb Benefactor ience reception in the various tuary. of 28S6 W. Dakota Aveaua died in Jaa. 21 la BL Joaeph'a P^lah CbWetL RICARDO J. DURAN Hanmond. Ind.. Jan. 14. Intermaat la Ml. ClIvcL Boulevard parts of the country where it RJeardo J. Durua, 62. of 1216 Loir- She waa bora June 22, ISIS, k Mortuary. has bnn shown. KRDO-TV, Ex-Mayor's Solemn Channel 13, in Colorado Springs pre.sents "W e Believe" as a pub- lie service on Mondays at 7:30 Requiem Set Jon. 25 p.m. Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered in Corpus Former Greeley Parish Christi Church, Colorado Spring, at 9 a.m. Friday, Jan. 25, for James N, McCullough; 55, former mayor Housekeeper Is Dead of Colorado Springs and a prominent member of his parish. Hiss Margaret Watt died in San Francisco Monday evening, The Very Rev. Monsignor WiUiam J. Kelly wiH be cele­ He had operated the National Jan. 21. at the home of her sis­ brant of the Mess; the Rev. CommissiOD Company fo r 18 ter, Mrs. Grace Deane. Miss Anthony EUi, deacon; and tbe eara before opening the Vil- Watt was housekeeper for the Rev. John LePenike, lub- isge Inn, a leading restaurant late Rt. Rev. Monsignor B. F. deacon. near the downtown area, which Froegel, former pastor o f St, Father Elti, pastor, said Mr. he sold lu t year. Peter’s Parish, Greeley, for 26 years and the past two years McCullough had been a lay Surviving are his w ife, H atel; made her home at the Sterling adviser to Corpus Christi Par­ two sons, James of Grand Hotd in Greeley. The funeral ish. a “spark plug of the churcb Junction and William of Colo­ and burial will be in Laramie, building esmpain, and a ben^ rado Springs; two daughters, Wyo.. where she was born and factor of the church in many Mrs, M a rn ret Rawls, with her reared. more ways than one." husband in the U. B. Armed "We lost one of oor best Forces in France, and Miss friends," Father EIri added. Rita McCullough of Colorado Hr. HeCuUough died Jan. 22 Springs; his mother, Mrs. J. Z. INCOME TAX in S t Joseph's Hospitat, Den­ McCullough, Colorado Springs; ver, where he had undergone a sister, Mrs. Citherine Alder- surgery lor a blood clot in the ton, Colorado Springs; and six HELP brain. ’ grandchildren. Over 20 Yeart Experience Civic Leader Barial will be in the Catholic R e a so n a b le F e e t section o f Evergreen Cemetery, Hr. HeCuUough was elected Colorado Springs. At the re­ CALL UOBTY id the City Council in 1946 quest of the family, there will AL. 5-0111 end was elected Mayor in 1947 be no sermon at the Funeral and 1949. He was a member Mass, o f the City Conneil at Uie time Colorado Springs arranged to get water from the Biua River, which has been a major factor in the city’s growth. ^ R e n t e r 'j ) r y ^ o o d s C o. Frank A . Wilson, *K(IE DCStll ssors Vila CDIUBCICt . lEtlttM 41111 Nun's Father, Diesj diM rM - OUtl'J'ISSS .fskud:- eCWM Mill After Long Illness^ Tht Grand* G old color o f your rww liewtn plaits hat long btsO • j Frank A. Wilson. 80. of tynenymous wHh deptndablt Irantporfolion, for it it the 4666 IVillisms StreeL Denver,! idwitifying color o f your own home roiirood't fleet o f freight end died Jan. IS in St. Joseph's- Outstanding Value in Our Hospital after a long illnesa.] pauenger troint which have faithfully served Colorodo I Mr. W ilson! I was the father' February Furniture Sale from its very begincting. ' of Sister Mary j Jane of Hel- ' ena, Mont., a member o f the Sisters of ; Leavenworth. He w u bom Sept. 30.1876, Modern Cane in Marshall, Tex., and f came to Den- Mr. WUi«s ver as a youth. Basket Chairs In 1897 ho married Haydee r Gross in Denver. His wife sur­ vives. Until his retirement 12 years ago, he was an employe o f the I Armour Packing Company for! 6.99 each 23 years. Besides his wife and Sister 2 {or 13.50 Mary Jane, Mr. Wilson is sur­ vived by three other daughters, Mra. Elizabeth Miller o f Bris­ tol, R. I., and Mra. Margaret I Bowes and Mrs. Ruth Giamara,: A king size chair ^ . a king-size both of Denver; two sons, John, a Denver firem an; and Dan. value at this small price! These BeaumonL Tex.; 20 grandchil­ dren, and four great-grand- ehildidn. ' basket chairs are year-round fa­ Requiem High Mass was cel­ ebrated Jaa, 18 in Holy Rosary: vorites . . . for living room, fam­ Church. Interment waa in M t.! OliveL Capitol Mortuary. ily room, den or office . . . Jesuit's Brother deeply comfortable . . . easily Dies at 77 Years carried from house to lawn, patio or breezeway. The woven Thomas P. McAndrews, 77, o f 979 Uphsm S tr e ^ Lakewood, peel cane seat in natural color died Jan. 19 in a lobal hospital aftar a short illness. with lacquered finish is easy to He was the brother of the Rev. Joseph McAndrews, SJ., who is stationed at SL Mary’s clean with garden hose . . . the CoUegt, St, Marys, Eaas. Mr. McAndrews was boro black wrought iron legs are Feb. 21, 1679, in Iowa, and came, to Denver in 1886. i sturdy. They’re such handy, . Besides his brother, men-, tioued above, he is survived byl brothers, Martin, John, George,! multi-purpose chairs, you’ll want and Owen; a daughter, l^ry; Ellen McAndrews; and a sister,| a pair Mrs, John F. Msuro, all of; ^ i c r G r a n i e Denver. i Requiem High Mass was eele-l DENVER t RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD brated J a a 23 in S t John the TPird FIoo^DOWKTOWN ONLT Evangelist's ^ureh. Intermentj Pwmermg in Progrett for 8 7 Yeart in ML Olivet Boulevard Mor-| toary. I

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Thursday, Januory 24, 19S7 Offiet, 938 Be ek S t m t THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tstapliwn , K t y iH a * 4-420S RAGE THIRTI

Gave Life for Xafion Arguments Against It Inconclusive A Saint of Hungary REGISTORIALS jGrounds of Capital Punishment E C/VN SEE both the h^nd of Divine Providence W in the disposition of nations and the aIl>consum> Charch lias Ultimate .Answer By Pacl H. HaiXBrr man let his blood be shed'.” injr fire of divine charity in the life of Blessed Mar­ I FIND rr HARD to take very seri­ M odem states implicitly recognize tbis garet of Hungary. The daughter of King Bela IV, she ously the projected bill in the Coiondo Legis- principle when, even though they have abol­ was born in another age when Hungary was crushed Study of Brain Points to Soul laruce t o outlaw capital punishment. T o me, ished the death penalty, they make exception under the heel of enemies from the East who were this is largely a sentimental issue, and there for traitors. A good example was the execution By Rev, Robekt G. Kexeisen the Cleveland Clinic, die- ing of messages, the scientist threatening the whole of Christian Europe. The King are many things chat make better demands on o f Quisling by Norway, a state that bad loog "IS BRAIN GUIDED BY cuased the problem at a stated, and other " u yet un- and Queen promised to dedicate their daughter en­ ago abolished capital punishment. Treason is SOUL?” WM the r»KiDstinK meeting of the American iHentifled forces," which pro­ (he Legistsrors' time. tirely to the service of God if their armies should be title 01 * column in the De­ Association for the Advance­ duce thought Since, however, capital punishment, like not so common a aime in Norway as to re­ successful in throwing back the Tartar hordes that troit Free Priss.‘-" U nun'* ment of Science, and came DR. PAGE l a u d e d and a3 things so closely connected with death, quite a dererrent pmshy. mind,” the article began, to an interesting conclusion. encouraged advancement in threatened to engulf the land. has a udversai faKinauoo, it is well to state IT HAS BEEN ARGUEDin the Colo­ The enemy *-as thrown back, and Bela and his “(im ply a luper-electronie A mind is required to con­ the study ef the new science brain with complex electrical some basic principles that should guide the rado Legislamte that only G od has cne right to Queen built a convent for their daughter on an island trol the brain, the eminent of brain chemistry. Experi­ connectione, or doe* a (oul scholar declared. There u ments have shown the effect Catholic's attitude toward it. take life. It is true diac only God has the M in the Danube. There at the age of 12 she made her guide it?" ream for both the material of chemical change in the THE ONLY TRULY Catholic thought and direct right over the life of a man; but Dr. Irvine H. Page, famed aspects of brain action, brain on subsequent ^umsn profession and entered upon a life of almost incred­ God can delegate, and in fact has delegated, cardiovascular tciencist of S.nch as sending snd receiv­ behavior. But inch investiga­ on capital punishmenc is the negative one diat ible penance and mortification. Fearing she would be (his indirea power to the rulers o f states. He shown deference because of her royal birth, she sought tions have served chiefly, be the state cannot be cemdemned for taking life out the most menial and repulsive tasks. She died Jan. pointed out, "to raise again a in punishment for serious crimes. Because it has delegated it implicitly by the fact chat pub­ TRANGE BUT TRUp num ber of philosophical is so clearly permitted in Scripture and in lic officials have the duty to promoce the com­ 18, 1270, at the age of 28, worn out by suffering questions concom ing Uie na­ mon good; but the cA ^ o o good sometimes voluntarily accepted for the welfare of her nation. ture of thought itself." Catholic tradition, to call a p its j punishmenc SLjttk>KN|n TMts f«r CitMiM Lh "murder,” as it is sometimes carelessly called, demands that certain malefaaors suffer the F SUCH is the magnificent history of Hungary, •Vwrrtfkt IkU NJIW r. e-rrlM 'The scientist voiced his Bv M I MlIRRAV death penalty, thst others may be deterred O Christian bastion of Europe. Ii is a spirit that, as mistrust of the "switch­ would be impossible for a Catholic Such a we see in our own day, seemingly never will die. board" concept of brain judgment would be at least rash. &om the gravest aimes. function. “The jump from Capital punishment is saoaioned in the Despite approval shown to capital pun­ ______—Rev. John B. Ebel making the switchboard more ishment by C^tbolit mocalists, it is note­ and more complex until rea­ Old 'Testameot, implicitly or explicitly, in Owes Uncle Sam 81.119,000 son appeals," he declared, many places. In the time o f the Patriarchs, worthy that many Cacholia countries have “is one 1 find difficult to N o e and his sons were told; "W hoever shall taken the lead in abolishing the death pen­ make.” ^ed the blood of men, by mao let his blood alty, although it is worth noting that ^ ey, Louis Story Taxes Belief DR. PAGE URGED h u fel­ be shed" (Gen. ix, 6 ) . In Ex. n i i , 18, w e read: coo, in ptaaice, often make an exception for low scholars never to (oi^et political aimes. By J im F ibimar hurry to forget that there that “ the problem o f dualism "Malefactors thou shale not suffer to live." JOE LOUIS, the former have been great champions of body and soul may not be And in Lev. xxiv, 17: "H e who strikes and SOME CATHOLIC MORAUSTS in every sport, but champions hesvyweight champion of the solved in material terms slays a man, let him die." who, for some reason, were tie the right of exacting the death penalty world, was described by only.” A purely materialistic able to watch their easy IN THE NEW TESTAMENT, strialy to its efficacy in deterring aimes. Sportt filutlraUd as the 19S8 view, he stressed, would lead spending snd who now have the texts are nor so clear, but we have the Thus Father V ia or Cathrein, S.J., writes in his "hard luck case of the year." to “ the greatest hnman trag­ a nice litUe bundle to live Louis, it has been reported, e d y — a philosophy o f noUi- words of Ron. xiii, 4: "If you do evil, lear. PhihsopbU MortUs SptcuJii, N . 734: on. Max Baer is one such ex­ owes Uncle Sam more than ingness, a philosophy without fot not without reason does it [the state} carry "We affirm that if to deta homidde ef- ample, and so is Jackie Rob­ 11,119,000 in income taxes beauty, a philosophy without inson, who recently retired (he sword." feaively a lesser pmalty suffices, the civil au- and the debt, with interest God.” and penalty, is mounting at from bssebatl. • « » The rightness o f capital punishmenc is af­ thaity would have no right to establish tbe the rate of about S278 a day. THERE WERE MILLIONS The courageous presenta­ firmed by St. Thomas Aquinas and all other death penalty, even chough in such cases tbe There were times in his of others in the service also, tion of a God-fearing scien­ uaditiooal Catholic moralists. Unlike in most a im e were to be no less than it now is. T h a e- career when Joe rode only in but these campaigners do tist's views on the nature of argumeocs on the subjea today, the effective­ foce the measure of justice fot the punishment fast plsnes and gleaming lim­ not seem in a burry to help man is heartening. It lends ness o f capital punishment as a deterrent to executed must be d aam in ed by the justice ousines, but in 19S6 he was thoih ex-servicemen pay their hope tiiat there are many finally forced to ride the sub­ income tax. such searchers of physical crime is not the sole teasco most Catholic o f the punishment threatened. W b e th a human way for the first time in his Joe Louis, it must surely m ysto^ who admit that &eir moralists give foe the exaem e penalty. Tbe authority can justly threaten this punishment life. He even let too-crowded be reco^ised, did not go investigations must lead late Father Adolphe Tanquetey, S.J., thus ar­ depends on the necessi^ o f tbe threat for che'^ trains go by before he real­ Into boxing lor the primary eventually to the recognition gues in his widely used Syttopsu TbtolcgiM common good." ized that he had to get in purpose ea being a credit of a purely spiritual power. to his race or to his country. Moralis. Ill, N. 286: there and push and shove mibm nwpciiiM These men, when they are as FOR THE CHRISTIAN, one of the He went into boxing in order with the rest o f them. or nc tu a fm t cwac honest as Dr. Page, admit “ JU S T IC E D E M A N D S that the injured gravest objeaioos against capital punishment to make the old mazoola, or ONE REPORT says the that not every reality ein be moral order be healed and repaired by suitable that lovely green stuff, the A t OtmcH, S u s ttx . is chat it may send into a a n ity a man w ho is former champion's earnings aw AVo, *HMor >c viewed through a mieroKOpe BUCK! He made it and HE satisfaccioo. Those, therefore, who govern the unprepared. St Thomas (C oiu rt G ttu H e s , III, totaled $4,626,721 from 1934 MO me«M4S Mr or electronically tested; that should pay the tax. wwigawrof . state have the duty o f seeing chat grave crimes to 1951. ExacUy how Joe got spiritual entities, even c 146) wisely answers that "if th a e are any This is not an attack on THE CftW f W l W .' into his tax troubles syema though they are sometimes be punished by a proportionate punishment; so obstinate that even in d an ga o f death their never to have been fully ex- the greatness that Louis classified as “ ax yet uniden- otherwise, the m i»al order would be disturbed heart does not forsake wicke^ess, it can fairly lained. From sports stories, show^ in boxing or in the innumerable performances For a Task Well Done ' tified" forces, are as real as and jeopardized. But there are aim es so grave be assumed chat they n ev a w ill leform." At Cowever, it appears that he an atom or an atom bomb. w u very free with his money, fo r charity relief that he that, in common opinion, only the death pen­ least we know that some m u rd a ss saved from gave. Be was an inspiration THE CATHOLIC CHURCH spent much of it on high alty can expiate them. S u ^ especially are mur­ the death penalty, like Leopold, who.vith his living and fancy cars, and for youths of all races. For In Praise of Parents answers the “mind-body” problem with the philosophy ders cruelly committed after mature delibera­ paicna Loeb. murdered Bobbie Franks in never worried a great deal these^things be is certainly to be commended. GUEST REGISTORIAL They proudly watch them of SL Thomas Aquinas, tion; for crimes that involve the supreme'vio- 1924, have not died propitious deaths in about taxes. play football. They live an This ii something that a!I IT MUST BE REMEM­ By Rev. T homas Barry which is a Christianization of Ution and injury of the moral order demand prison. Leopold was killed suddenly by a fel-' BERED. however, that Joe Pastor, Annunciation Parish, eternity when their boy n ts the magnificent thought of us wish we could do—for­ hurt. 'They accompany him the supreme penalty, or capital punishment. low prisona about 10 years ifea his aime get about the taxes we owe. Louis did not pay bis taxes Denver structure of Aristotle. Bail- to the hospital. And they Hence common sense has apprnv^ the rule; If he hid been hanged, he would have had Unless we went to wind up even when he was able to do IN THE PAST W EEK I cally tiie answer is summed so. It would appear to me wait until he is better. Then up in the term "hyiomor- 'W hoever shrll shed the b l ^ of man, by opportunity to prepare for his end. iMhind bars though, we finally talked with two sets of uar- they let him play again. give in and put up what the that be failed to pay them ents. The conversation pnism." which teaches the government claims we owe. either through deceit or neg­ brought home to me clearly THEY ALLOW their necessity o f “ m atter" and Beginning of the End of Family Unity The income tax has long ago ligence or his own stupidity. I the subject of daughter to go out with her "form',” which in man are been decided as being consti­ Are these reasons for asking Cofholic Par- friends. They long for her body and souL return home. They become tutional and persons certainly the public to pay his taxes? call. The body, with all its com­ angry when she is late but England's Century of Divorce have a moral obligation to It is ju st as difficult and Catholic plexity, is the material ele­ they forget It when she ar­ pay iust taxes levied by the unpleasant for me to cay my I parents a r« ment, Thomisra explaina, and rives. They cover up the _ By Hiv, Danibl J. F lahexty law. John Stuart Hill, Eng­ government. taxes, I, too, would love to ! great people. the soul is the epirituaj, or standing features of the past forget about them and be wounds and hurts caused hy lish prarastist, at the time century. Others reading the A CAMPAIGN HAS been IThey live non-material, element. A • A NEW B(X)K just out, initiated, however, that ap­ able to spend money on fast I good Catholic their young ones. They over­ wrote mat “marriage was book, we hope, will take a took doting grandma's inter- being is materisl If it is eom- vrritton by two profesaori of parently takes the opposite planes, high living, and shiny fives. They the only bondage known to less happy view of this "out­ ferenca in the necessary dis­ osed of parts; it is spiritual Kinn College, London, and view. The proponents o f this limousines— who wouldn't? send their our taw," adding, “ There re­ standing feature” of the cen­ cipline of the pep-full young­ Bit h u no parts. enWfled A Century of Family campaign seem to take the Just as Joe seemed to have little ones Co main no legal slaves except tury. \ ster. They praise the “ Sister'" THE HUMAN BODY goes Law, throws new light on view thiit the government is a "problem" about paring hi* a Catholic the mistreu of every house.” THE LEGALITY of di­ for correcting their pride through its period of gesta­ the diaaitrous effects 100 a huge ogre and in certain tax, so, too, do I. All uose I school. They With the divorce, justice, vorce in England and and joy, and they are sure tion according to the physi­ yean of legalized divorce caief should limply close ifs wishing to relieve me of mv ^FtTBidr P»y fo r their such as Mill would have, waa throughout the world has “ Father" had a good reason cal laws set down by the Cre­ have had on England. books and forget the whole income tax troubles may send teen-agers' education in a given women, but at what brought about the tendency when he said the wrong thing ator of nature. At some point If nothing else, the book matter. cash (no stamps, please) to Catholic High School. They great price! that husband and .wife lead too loudly. in that gestation, probably brings home for the Catholic This campaign is called the the "Jim Fiedler Fund” in attend the school functions THE PRESENT terrible individual social lives Car­ The father of the family very early, Almighty God reader the wisdom of the “ Joe Louis Fund, Inc.," and care o f this paper. with their boys and girls. ried to its logical conclusion, works from morning until produces, by a separate act Church's stand on divorce, volum e of matrimonial Jack Dempsey has arranged cases in England is a neces­ such a tendency would ap­ night every day. He gives his of creation, a human soul, and it proves undeniably to accept the chairmanship *Qot of the Mouths of Babes . . sary manifestation and a di­ pear to lead to the result check uncashed to his wife. and infutos that soul into that broken marriages are of the "twofold” drive, first, rect and inescapable conse­ that husband and w ife, ia He trusts her entirely. She the body. The soul, being the foreninnef of family de­ an effort will be made to struction. quence of this so-called law and in form, would be­ wilt spend it wisely. While iniritual, is immortal, and reach a compromise with the In 1857 the divorce court emancipation of women. The come but partners in the Let Children Be Heard he is gone, the mother cooks, also is united to the body in vemment under which the was bom in England. Before one could not have happened firm or business o f marriage, patches, and prays. She gets a union so Intimate that Guii debt would be wiped By KBM PETER3 young persons. Our choirs' that time it wai almost im­ without the other. The new with other interests of their up several times a night if every motion the body makes out at between 26 to 30 centa WHEN ANYONE broaches and congregations should be possible for a man or a family, law in England may own, U such were the end, the necessary with the small one. can be traced to the soul. on the dollar. the subject of parish choirs, pecked with people who woman to sever bonds with have given women new free­ fam ily cofild no longer sur­ She cleanji and mends, She Being the principle of life, THE PUBLIC WILL BE he is bound to etep on the toes learned to know and sing the his or her partner without dom, but it has done very vive as tbe eseential unit of gete the others ready for the soul aniroatu the body ASKED, secondly, to make o f a good many coniraftot and best of Church music in suffering great penalties as little for children, Che real society. school. She has their lunch in all its parts, and is tho contributloni to the Joe put ^0 mute on more than grammar school, at (be time ready when they come home. a result. Marriage was safe­ victims of the divorce court. If marriage ia hut a busi­ source of all vegetative, nu­ Louis Fund drive. These cam­ one basso profunde. This, they were Itaminf Iheir eale- She listens to their every guarded by the law. In the final chapter the ness proposition, tbe family however, is not my intention. cSitrn. Why? Because in order tritive. and generative ac­ paigners will ask the "gul­ word. She finds out what SINCE THE ADVENT of authors of this new exposi­ is doomed. And yet we seem The good people in our par­ to eing, one must be motivated tivity. When the soul leaves, lible public” to pay poor Joe's "Sister” said and what "Fa­ the divorce court, it appean, tion of the effects of the to recall that the chief rea­ — you have, to have something because the body is no longer taxes. To me, this appears to ish choirs deserve a pat on ther" said. She tells all to the traditional legal links family law in England, who son Christ raised marriage be one of the most asinine the back for tbe good work to sing about The truths of the kids’ daddy after supper. a fit channel for its activi­ themselves must surely be to tbe dipiity of a sacrament ties, the person dies, binding the family together proposals that ths public hat they do. N o one should admit, faith, Teamed from the penny WHEN THE KIDS get in liave been cut, one by one, emancipationiits for women was to insure family unity. ever been asked to swallow. however, that ths singing of catechism, give one something a fight, the parents refuse to The highest funetion* of at all costa, conclude that tbe Law in favor of justice to the soul are its purely spiri­ leaving it helpless in a. The reasons some individ­ Church music in our parishes to sing about think their darling is wrong. storm. World War I quad­ opportunities for easier di­ the destruction of this unity tual ones— the power to ret- uals give for supporting the could not be improved or that Why does a young girl Sometimes they change their rupled the output of the vorce are one of the out­ is an ill-guided law. SOD and the power to act campaign is that Joe was a more parishioners tonld not swoon ovkr the latest love minds. But never until they court; World War II multi­ freely. The 'nest general great champion and was in participate in it. song? Or the hep cat over are convinced. plied it by five. The ratio of An Israeli Official’s View proof from reason that the the service. Some would even TO ME THE ANSWER to the latest "jump and jive” or When the kids who are big new mar^ges to divorces, soul is spiritual is that the like to canonize him as one better participation in the “ rock and roll?" Teen-agers enough to keep around home 1,150 to 1 ia 1871, by 1952 thoughts it produces are of the "Founding Fathers." singing of liturgical music in go around humming the "lat­ and really should be there had become ID to 1, and each spiritual; and no effect can Internationalization They seem to be in a big pa&hee lies in teaching the est" because tbe words of the are kept in after school the year the homee o f 20,000 chil­ song, unreal or even debased, nuns’ judgment is “plenty surpass the nature o f its dren were being destroyed. cause. FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION actually correspond to the good enough for you.” True, the divorce court Archdiocese of Denver lonmngs that are moving their Tbe good Csthoiie mother ONLY HEAVEN, with its and other legislation brought Of Jerusalem WEEK OF JAN. 27, THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY souls. says her prayers with the fullness of knowledge, will new benefits and equality By BtU. KU-KBNKY this way: "They refuse to D anT S r...... Si. Dom iaic'i Charch little ones each night and clear up the multiple mys­ for married women who were WHY DO THESE SAME INTERNATION- recognise that we are even young things, however, shrink . each morning. The father re­ tery called man; but Catholic before almost entirely sub­ minds all to say grace before ALIZE Jerusalem? there. All they want is to ob­ from the very idea of lending theology and philosophy, jected to their husbands. It meals- They remind all that "Certainly," said the Is­ literate us. They will not The Denver Catholic Register their talents to sing in the under divine guidance, uve also brought justice in the Friday is Friday. raeli ofEcial. “ But . . ." even talk to us." parish choir or to join, with gone a long way. sense of equality before the President..,...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. They come with their chil­ And thereby bangs our MR. BIRAN sprinkled his the congregation at Sunday Editor....Rt Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Jour.D., LittD., LL.D. dren to Confession on Sat­ tale. rapid-fire comments with High Hass? Evidently their Mtnagiog Director.,_Monaignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. urday night and above all The official was Abraham references to various holy souls are either not longing Biran, Consul General lor Executive E ditor._.,_ ___— Rev. John B. Ebel, LittD., HlstD. else THEY ARE WITH ltcea under Arab control in for the spiritui realities ex­ 'fia d io a n d , J O d o q ,' Israel in the Western U.S., a Associate Editors— Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., LittD.; Rev. THEM AT MASS ON SUN­ SeChlebem and Nazareth, as pressed in Church music or wiry little man of great Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; XJnus Riordan, Ph-D.; Paul Hallett DAY MORNING. Thrrt u KVOD, Denver well as the "Old City” of they have not been taught to KBTV, Denver charm, poise, and vigor — Jerusaiem. D ttD .; Jick Heher, B.A., LittD.; Prank Morrisa, B.S., LL.B., irhere rhc|l Rtalli/ SAine. CHRISTIANS IN ACTION see the connection between CkaBBcl 9 and one who speaks convinc­ LittD.; Art Director, Leo Canevan, D.F.A, Nothing looiu better to God -R ev. Luciut C.rvaBlM, * InternationalizatioD of Je- the two, BISHOP SHEEN. “Ufe U ingly and with conviction. ruulem has been a favorite or min than the sight of an S.J., .f R.gia Coll.g., Surely the connection Is Worth Liviog'*—Ssaday, We talked with him when be project of religious leaders Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at entice family in the pew on Deaver— Suadayt of Jan­ there. In fact, part of the Sunday at Mass. visited Denver last week. for centuries, and the pro- Denver, Colo, SAC r’ e D HEART P R O - uary, 1I;0S a.m. very reason for the existence ONCE IN A GREAT ISRAEL WOULD BE poea] ha* gained added im­ Tbi» Piper PrIatH fiDtirel^ bf TbIm LAber LIFE 13 WORTH U V IN (i— of Church music is to express CRAM — SBBdoy. 12:IS happy to see the "Old City" petus since the formation of WHILE I get angry with Bithop Fulloa J. Sb.au— tbe spiritual realities of faith Catholic parento. My office of Jerusalem under interna­ the State of Israel in 1947. A TREASURE CHEST OF Sundayi, 5:30 p.m. Published Weekly by and to stir within tbe soul a makes me call them in. And tional supervision, since it is lan was adopted by the desire for them and an outlet they come. And they listen. KNOWLEDGE. Rogi* KIMN, Denver now in Jordan territory. Enited Nations, and received CoUofo— Saturday, 4 p.m. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) for expression. One of the rea­ And they agree. And they SACRED HEART PRO. What's more, the "Old City” the backing of Pius XII. sons, it seems to me. thst the ieive saying, “Thank you, KROO-TV, CRAM— Sunday, 7 a-m. includes a principal shrine of TH AT IS as fa r as ft got. 988 Bannock Street. 1 A V E MARIA HOUR— SuB- Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 singing of parish choirs al­ Father." And then I feel like Coterodo Springs Judaism, the Wailing Wall, Who is to blame? ways sounds better around a heel, But even while I am Ch4AB«l 13 d a y . 7:15 a.B i. which few Jews have been Mr. Biran thinks the Arabe Christmastime is that the 'ring'them a lecture I know THE CHRISTOPHERS— FAMILY THEATER pro­ able to visit since 1948. are, at long as they refuse to story o f the Nativity is so ram talking to the best peo­ Suodaj, 1*1:30 p.m. gram of Pathor Patrick What of the "New City," Ulk thin^ over with Israel. Subscription: humanly appealing and is so ple on earth. WE BELIEVE — Moodap, Payton, C.S.C— .Salnrdny, capiul of Israel? His opinion does not seem S1.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. easily and beaatifully ex­ Bringing up children in 7:30«S p.B. ‘ 6:30 p.m. “WHY WOULD YOU unreasonabl*. $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of ^nver. pressed in song. our day is a big. big job. And KOA, Denver KFSC, Denver want to internationalize it?" our Catholic parents ace he asked. “It would be like I AM OF THE OPINION CATHOLIC HOUR — S bb- SACRED HEART PRO­ Canada, $2.75 a “year per subscription. doing it real, real well. internationalizing Washing­ Wortds to Live By that a youngster will hum a dAfp 12 B»oa t« 12:30. GRAM — (Englith) — ton. There are no world Foreign countries, including Philippines. $3.50 a year. Kyriwjust as easily as a pop­ It is said that the more you Monday throsgii Friday, W e aim above the mark to sacrifice foe something the ASK AND LEARN — 5 « b. Christian shrines there." hit the mark.—Ralph Waldo ular tong if he is trained in 9 a.m. • 42 Thursday, January 24, 1957 hippier you will be. 1 think day. 10:IS p.m. None at all? Emerson (1803-1882),Nature. the significance of sacred SACRED HEART P R O - that is why our good Catho­ Well. one. The Church of • • • music. That training should KBOLg Boulder CRAM — (SpaBith) — lic parents are so happy. the Dormition (the “failing The slave hat but one come when the child is young SACRED HEART F R O • Satarday, 7 a.m.: Sanday, OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER They sacrifice everjlhing. asleep" of Che Blessed master; tbe man o f ambition and impressionable— when he GRAM—Meaday tLravfb 7:15 a.m. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial ap­ To hear me growl some­ Mother) on ML Zion. hu a* many as there are is learning the practical Satarday» S:45 a.m* THE VOICE OF ITALY— proval. We confirm it as the official publication of tbe arch­ times. you would think we do Ah Im. people useful to his fortune. truths that will remain srith (Italian) — Sunday, 7:30 diocese. Whatever appean in iu columns over the signature not have a good kid in the KFKA, Greeley BUT. HE WENT ON to —Jean de Bruyere (1645- him throughout life. a.m. of the Ordinary or those of the Officials of our Curia is entire gang. Truth to tell, AVE MARIA HOUR—S bo- explain, Israel would cer- ‘ 1696), Caraeteree. In other words, when chil­ THE CHRISTOPHERS— hereby declared oftteial. they are all good kids. day. 12:30 p.m. toinly be willing to discuss • • • dren's minds are being satur­ Snaday, 7 a.m. Really we have the best kids international supervision of The same ambition can de­ We hope The Register will be read in every home of the ated with the truths of the KWBY, Colortide Springs on earth. That is why we are THE LAMPLIGHTERS — this eburch. Give or take a stroy or save, and makes a ircbdioceie. Catholic faith, they should at MOMENTS OF MEDITA­ so happy with them, so up­ W o.kdayi ia January, few square feet of Jerusa­ patriot as it makes a knave. TION— daily, 7:15 a-m. 4 :4 0 p.m. We urge paston, parenta, and teachers to enlti%-ate a the same time be learning a set when anything goes lem. what difference doee it — Alexander Pope (1688- taste in the children of t' SUNDAY IN HOLYWOOD, the archdiocese for the reading of meaiUL, pleasing to both God wrong, yet so very prond. VOICE OF ST. PAUL — make! Israel will be reason­ 1744), Eteay on Moit. The Register. MaryicBoil Mia.ioD.rt — and man. o f expressing them. I THANK GOD fo r the Snaday. in Jaaaary, 4:40 able. • • • SB sd.yt, 8:35 a.m. p.m. C URBAN J. VEHR ONCE YOUNGSXERS have many fine Christians in our Sounds good. Why, not We do not count a man's Archbishop of Denver tbe desire to sing, we should neighborhood. And I say to (D rop e poatcerd to (Aeat etetione, lafUag (Aem give it a try? yesra until he has nothing Jan. 29. 1942 M longer have difficulty get­ them; "Happy Family Day, yan epprecial. (Ao m programt.) Those Arabs! cite to count—Ralph Waldo ting them to do so. Everyday." Hr. Biran actually put it Emerson. t PAGE FOURTEEN Of(ic«, 938 BannocR St?Mt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thuriday, Jonuary 24,1957 Movie on Convent Life ^ Roggen Mardi Gras Tickets Available

Roggen. — (Sacred Heart Leibman, and Hickey of Den­ The children’s gift Is a two and Parish)— Committee chairmen ver, were ready for distribu­ one-half foot bride doll. Set at St. Philomena's for the all-parish Mardi Gras to tion at this time. At this meeting chairmen be held on tho Sacred Heart Purchasers of dinner tickets were asked to get in touch with (St. PhileiDcna'i Pariih. garet Mary Phelan, "The Holy Church grounds March 3 met will be eligible for some very Magdalene Shoeneman (tela- D«Qver) Land and Near East;" April in the church hsfl Sunday, Jan. attractive gifts in addition to a * one 3-M-3) and let her 29, Dr. Ruth Clark from Den­ VM4tlon«l ruidtnee will be 20,' Dinner tickets, made by fine Italian spaghetti dinner Kow who are the Individual the theme o f the meeting of the ver University, "Speech Ther­ courtesy of the K t m Vollty made by a special recipe. members of the committees. Parent-Teachen' Aasoeiition ap y;" and Hay 37, a forum on Sun, and membership tickets Adults may receive either a Mrs. Elsie Bush, chairman of “Family and Pediatrics." Mondajr, Jan. 28, at l:Ko p.m. for "Club 200” and "Club beautiful "Anniversary" 400- Uie linen booth, has asked that Sister Mary Chratopher of Tha Maa’i Club and Holy 400,” sponsored by Morgan, day clock or a portable radio, every woman in tha Keeses- the publir relations department Name Seclaty will meal burg-Roggen pariahei give at at Laretto Heights College will Thursday, Jan. 31, at 6 p.m. leut one article, and two if present a film about life in the in the sehoel auditorium. An possible, for this booth. eonvenl. The film is a kine­ intaraatias maatinf ia baing Dutch Hop Dance Slated Mrs. Agnes Evers, who la in scope production of a teloTision plaimad and all man of tha charge of “Goody-Goody show portrayed by the Loret- pariah ara Invited. Booth,” aaki that the women tine Sisters at Webster College. Fathers and mothers of stu­ think now of their specialty in St. Louis. Mo. Sister Christen dents in the fifth, sixth, seventh, For Julesburg Ballroom baked goods, and prepare to pher will explain the picture and eighth grades and kinder­ have them for sale March 3. as It takes a nun through the garten are invited to confer Julesburg. —. (St Anthony's noon, Jan. 17, In the parish hall earious phases of a day in her with the sisters who teach their Parish)— A Dutejj hop dance with Mmes. Alfred and Anthony Tour to Danver leaching career. children on Sunday, Jan. 27. will be held Saturday, Jan. 86, Lovsil as hostesses, election of The girls of the fourth, fifth, Conferences will begin at 9 at the Julesburg ballroom with officers was held at follows; y, Sehomer took hia eighth grade sixth, seventh, and, eighth a.m. and continue until all the the Adolph Lesser Orchestra Mrs. Alfred Lovell, president; civics class to Denver fo r a tour grades in the k KooI will be In­ parents have been received. This providing the music. The event Mrs. Garrett Brandt, eecretary; of the State Cepitol, the Colo­ vited to attend this program as IS the second parent-teacher is spoasored by the Knights of and Mr*. Frances Lempki, trea­ rado State Museum, and the guests of the PTA. meeting in the current school Columbus, with Ed. Leacbmsn surer. The next meeting will be Cathedral. Mr. Sehomer was Refreshments will be served year. ss chairman. Thursday. Feb. 14, in the home astisted by Lonnie Dyesa, who by the mothers of the seventh Troop in Fifth Year o f Mrs. Ed Km>tiiy. grade pupils, under the direc­ Communioit Day drove s second ear. Families moving to Denver Four o f the small fry in the tion of Mrs. Bil Burnett and Girl Scout Troop 640 cele­ Planned by K. of C. Margaret Cudmors; standing, Mrs. Beth Beebe, recently were Mr. and Mrs. Joe neighborhood underwent ton­ Mrs. Earl Uardeil, room brated the beginning of its Honored Guests Ray Immel, district deputy, H. McNamara and children, Mr, sillectomy St Mercy Uoapital notbera. fifth year in scouting with a 00-chairman; the Rev. William Jones, guest attended the meeting o f the and Mrs, James Meile and ion. Jan. 16. They were Beverly The committee chairmen and troop birthday luncheon and en­ speaker at the PTA meeting; the Rev. William tertainment on Sunday, Jan. 20. At PTA Meeting S.irrj'.S.J.'T; Knights of Columbus Tuesdsy, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Latter Franln Anthony Klausner, Bar­ the officers of the PTA'met Powers, pastor; and Mrs. H. Waidmann, chair­ Jan. 8. A corporate Commu­ Jan. 22 to complete plans for Girls working on cook and home­ the past year were, left to right, seated, Mrs, and children. Also moving soon bara Dyess, and Cynthia Klaus­ man, (See story on page 10.) nion and breakfast was planned are Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kotula ner. the coming vrinter and spring maker badges were in charge. Emily Smith, Mrs. Helen Hinton, and Mrs. The troop is composed of 23 for Sunday, Feb. 3. Bernard and children. Tha; will go to The Junior Newman Club meatisgs. Semiannual reporta Radkc, Jr., was elected treas­ were made and will be available sixth grade girls, with Mrs. Santa Rosa, Calif., where Walt eondueted a successful chili urer to fill the vacancy created will be a laboratory and X-ray supper Sunday evening, Jan. for membership at tha next Bertie Van Woensel and Mrs, when James Meile moved to 20, in the Holy Family Church meeting. Mildred Ahr as leaders. 2nd Altar Society Unit technician in the Santa Rosa The newly formed Brownie Aurora Parish Denver. Memorial Hospital. basement at Keenesburg. The PTA plans a bridge party on March 2 and the ao- Troop 1086 and the mothers Mrs. Pete Melchior was host­ nual Nile Out will be presented will receive Communion in the ess to Our Lady of Fatima Cir­ in the following month with a 8:16 o’clock Maas on Sunday. Picks Officers Formed in Fort Collins cle Wednesday evening, Jan, 9. theater party. Programs ar­ Jan. 27. TThe same afternoon at with Mrs, Gottkib Reigenbord ranged were: Feb. 26. Sister 2 o'clock, the girls will be in­ Fort Collins. — (St. Joseph's Donald Devlin, Maurice G. For- as coboetass. Twelve members, Francis Eileen, from Loretto vested into the Girl Scouts at Parish) — The second new tin, Ted Nieters, George Mi­ two guests, and Father Albert Colorado Springs Heights College. "Remedial a ceremony in the school hall. group, to be oiganited under chaud, Walter Sheahan, Ben Puhl, pastor, wire present. In Reading;” March 26, Misa Mar- Parents are invited to attend the direction of the president. Wombacher, and WalHe Jensen. the business meeting, plans the meeting. Girls receiving Aurora. — (St. Pius Tenth Mrs. Tom Story, since she as­ Guests at the first meeting were were made for serving two din­ Brownie pins are Linda Ahr. Pariah)—The credit union held ners, one Jan. 21 and one Feb. Back the Attack sumed the reins of the Altar Mrs. Herbert Southall and Mrs. J. D. CROUCH Cindy Badger, Carol Bender, its third annual meeting Jan. and Rosary Society, held its in­ Elmer Fortin. Meeting dates 2. Games were p la ^ r, with M n. 16 in the church hall. The mem- C. D. O'BRIEN Rachael Buerkle, Cathy Car. itial meeting on Jan. 15 in the will be tiufd Tuesdays, with the Eddy Sanger receiving the spe­ M AY R E A L H roll, Theresa Dunn, Judy Fil- bera met to elect officers for the home o f Mrs. M, G, Fortin, Sr. next meeting in the Ernest Bo- cial gift. coming year and to approve the loon, Ann Hoffines, Mary Hut The group is the first pinochle gard home northwest'of Fort Mmes. Nick Bretz, Tony Bel- S.6 per cent rate of dividend rec­ son, Janet Janda, Patty Ken­ group to be organised, and will Collins. landlr, Vernon Jones, and Bar- ommended by the board of di­ R E A L T O R drick, Carol Magnie, Franesa be strictly a social group. vay Wood were hostess to the rectors. Cano Conference Mahoney, Maureen Reardon, Elected president for the'first Daughters o f S t Ann Thurs-. Re-elected to the board of di­ The third annual Cana Con­ Kathleen Rhoades, Patty Tor- year was Mrs. Bernard Kaiser, day evening, Jan. 10, in the par­ INSURANCE - LOANS rectors were Tony Ferraro, ference. held on Jan. 20. was now, and Patty Van Pelt. with Airs. Charles Sheahan as ish hall. The president, Mrs. president; Ed O’ Donoghue, climaxed when more than 50 Cub Pack 124 will meet at the secretary. Pete Schmidtline, presided at treasurer; and Father Francis couples in the parish renewed 723 N. Tejon St. school at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, The group, to be known as the busineai meeting, with Mgt. Syrianey. educational director. their marriage vows and re­ Quality Apporel Jan. 25. Each dea will present the St. Bose o f Lima group, will Newt Cannady acting as secre­ Basil Daley was elected as vice ceived the Papal Blessing from Colorado Springs, Colo. some phase o f the theme o f the be limited to 13 members. Char­ m COLORADO SPRIKCa president Mrs. Harold Kaess- Father Homer Hogan, O.M.I., tary in tha absence o f Gwen month "Eves in the Sky.” ter members include Mrs. Kai­ SINCE lavs ner, secretary, was a carry-over of Colorado Springs. Father Keinzman. ME. 3-7731 The following awards have ser, Mrs. Sheahan. and Hmes. from last year. The members Hogan'.s topics o f discussion Kiowa and Tejoa Street* been earned and will be given Glen Bishop, Ernest Bogaid, Potiuek Supper out at the meeting: Jamee also voted to increase the board were "The Sacrament of Mar­ Set for Husbands Barry, bear badge and gold ar­ to seven members, pending the riage and the Church,’’ “Elp- o/lTRAFFIC row; Ronald Stewart, gold ar­ approval of the Bureau of Fed­ ments of Love." and "The Plans were made fo r a pot- row on bear; Robert Buaaon, eral Credit Unions. Hugo Bake Sale Child's Role in the Church.” luck supper fo r the husbands. FRED'S BOOTERY lion badge; Robert Watson, wolf 62 Loans In Year This function, sponsored by Mmes. John Schneider, John; 106 E. PikM P««k Sanger. Nick Tranel, Matt DDOGtS-LDNG AGGIDEHTS badge; Joseph McNamara, gold Ed O'Donoghuc, treasurer, the CFM action groups, con­ *n« HeiBt «f cluded a week of discussions in Slenimons, and Bud Bonesteel arrow on wolf badge; .Tohn said that the newly formed Nets Sum of $75 VELVET STEP - CITY CLUB O W e le r, Skillen, w olf badge; Paul credit union had issued C3 loans Port Collins directed by Father were appointed members of the Hugo.— (St. Anthony of Pa­ WEATHER BIRD SHOES In a nieseage to all pos­ Hutchinson, w olf badge and gold In 1966, which amounted to |4S,- Hogan. From Wednesday to program comipittee for the sup­ dua's Parish)—The bake sale m u m * v>tfe ita m v m tal employes, Acting arrow ; Paul Tice, w olf bad|e 119. Tha credit union earned Saturday, he conducted a re­ per Sunday evening, Jan. 27. It sponsored by the Altar and Bo­ treat for Coloardo A. A M. was decided to hold election of Postmaater T. G. Hefner urged and gold arrow; and David W il­ 81,126 profit which, after pay­ aary Society cleared 876. Newman Club members es a officers in April instead of May. their support in the Beck the liams, w olf badge. ing ail exKnses, including in­ HE. S SS4* ME. «-«Z81 Mass on Sunday, Jan. 27, will art of Religious Emphasis Tho next meeting will be Feb. The Heyse Sheet Attack on Traffic Accidenti terest on 89,000 borrowed and LARRY JERRY Registration Meeting be at 10 a.m. in Hugo. feek on the campus. 14 with Mmes. Francis Schiel. program. The objectives of the setting aside the rMuired re­ S Metal & Roofing The Parish held its Boy Scout Instruction classes for the The Junior Newman Club at­ Henry Lsnckrlet, Anthony Hett- rogrem are clear and almple, serves, made it possible for the Madden Plumbing Co. registration, meeting on Fri­ children will be held Saturdey, tended a joint social meeting in wer, and Bud Bonesteel as host­ INCORPORATED Ce told them, they are the inv members to vote the 3.6 percent PLUUBINC CONTIUCTORS KEATING ROOFINQ day, Jan. 18, in the school audi­ Jan. 26. Greeley on Sunday, Jan. 20. esses. Mrs, Henry Lsnekriet will provement of persona! conduct rate of interest. The present PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET UETAL torium. The following men have interest rate represents an in­ John Nusbaum, brother of Ocher parishes represented also have the program. CAS WATER HEATERS of drivers and pedestrians. I 2 » SO. NEVADA volunteered their services: In­ Andrew Nusbaum of this par­ were St. Peter's, Greeley, and PbtM •£ 2-0042 K) W UMnM An. He asked them to take home crease over the 3 per cent divi­ Altar Society Phen*i ME S-aSSO E*L ISIS stitutional representative, Wil­ dend paid In 1965. ish, died in Kansas this week. St. John's, Loveland. the four simple facta listed be­ liam Waggoner; committee Elects Officers low and suggested that they The credit union now numbers chairman, William Hussen; Pete Beroni contact friends and relativei, 326 members, and hat Issued a When the Altar and Rosary scoutmaster, John Smithline; clubs, and other organixationi total of 889,624 in loans since Society met Thursday after- Fornitnre Shop i William C. Craron and assiitant scoutmaster, Tom its organiution. This tremen­ Greeley Altar Unit Plans UPHOLSTERING ’ impressing them with the need Collison. Committee members RC*UPHOUTERINC AND for safety consciousnesa. dous example of mutual self- REPAWme Optometrist are Jerry Filloon, Russell Ford, The four facts of the pro help justifies the value of a sup Cevefi br»p«rteo IZS Nerta !«)*■ Sw Clifford Stanley. Leonard Hart. Stratton Parish gram followi credit union, both to the mem­ !• Or^tr PHONE ME Z-3M1 Jr.; James McManus. Robert Benefit Card Party Feb. 1 Thret out o / 10 drivers in­ bers and to the community, said > Parnltor* Mtd« lo Ordtr COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Ertmer, and Bob Ineicb. The volved in fatal accidents ex- O’Donoghue. P S4-22 S* WabMtek A w . ME. Z-MOl .Rev. James F. O'Grady, S.S.C., Greeley,— (St. Peter's Par- attended art school in New Chicken, Noodle ceeded speed limits or safe Elected to the credit commit­ is chaplain. ish)— A oenefit card parly will York City'for three years. speeds; tee were Joseph Koos end Paul Seventeen boys with their be sponsored by the Altar and She reum ed to AUianee dur­ >ZECH.4 & ADAMS; One ox ( » f 10 failed to Veep Stangle. Charles Shea is the in- arents were in attendance. A Rosary Society Feb. 1 at 7:30 ing the and was a drafts­ Dinner Jan* 27 Conoco Sorrico StoltoB to the right of the center line; cmnbmt Jerome Bates was Crief outline of scouting actlvi- p.m. in the Elks' Club. Mrs. man fo r the army engineers. One out 0/ 10 did not have elected to the eupervisory com­ tiea and requiraments was dis­ Harry Roaling, welfare chair­ After World War tl, Mrs. Bean Stratton.— (SL Charles Bor-| the right o f way or paaaod im­ mittee to join carry-overs Lea cussed by the scoutmaster, with Jorgensen and Ted Keller. man, is in charge o f all ar­ was seif employed ai an in­ romeo's Parish)—TheAKarandl properly, and emphasis on the disciplinary rangements. Proceeds will be terior designer. Rosary Society will sponsor a' One out of to disregarded 'The members iaaued a vote of measures to be taken during the used fo r the purchsse of new chicken and noodle dinner to be “stop” or warning,signs. thanks to the outgoing directors She and Bean were married meetings. and committeemen for their de­ clothing for the clothing bank July 11. 1961. at Englewood. served at noon Sunday, Jan. 27, ^N«vi4« Av«. C«eJi» la Pawdn Troop 124 la sponsored by the voted duty. They are Major and other welfare. They came_Io Greeley in the at the low price of 60 cents News Deadline Men's Club. George French, "ferry Canndy, The women of Our Lady of fall o f 1961 when he was trans­ fo r adult* and 25 cents for Ciicrcspnndcnl• are re. Banns of marriage were an­ John Kish, H a rr; Reinhold, and Peace Church prepared and ferred here by Gambles. children. The dinner is to be Aley Drug Co. BUCK SPORTING ntllided that the deadline fur nounced between James Dolan Frank Mulvey. served an authentic Spanish Mr*. Bean was a member of open to the public. The iftcr- the Derrrer CotAolir Reyiiter of St. Justin’s Church, Hart­ The main gift o f an elertric dinner Jan. 20 in Our Lady of St Peter's Church and the noon will be spent in visiting PRESCRIPTION GOODS CO. and playing genes. Is 2 p.m, TuesdaT o f the neek ford, Conn,, and Miss Marcia skillet was received by Matt Peace Hall to the members of Altar and Rosary Society. DRUGGISTS ihal the items see lo appear. Menard of this parish. M aynuich. tha St. Peter Supper Club. Besides her husband, she is The women of the Altar and Pbee* ME. 2.324S Pk. ME. 4-ISeS aS25e.Tt)MSt .Tvwvtklef fw Every SferY* A joint social for 76 mem­ survived by two stnchildren, Rosary Society hade volunteered COLORADO SPRINGS 119 NO TEJON ST. bers of the Loveland, Fort Col­ Michael and William Bean, both to participate ia the Mothers' lins, and Greeley Junior .New. of Greeley; and her parents. March of Dimea door-to-door Men's Mission for Westwood Parish man Clubs was held in Newman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Timmcl campaign. Hill Jan. 20. St. Peter's Jun­ of Alliance, Neb. John Schulte has been ap­ ior Newman Club served re­ Funeral services were hel^ in Westwood.— (SL Anthony of the parish for private talks un- 30, at 8 p.m. Guest speaker for pointed as usher .it Stratton St. Peter’* Church, with inter­ Padua's Parish)— Tha mission til Friday, Feb. 1. the evening wiU ^ Archbishop freshments and sponsored the and Ray Uinman wilt usher at The Murray Drug Co. ment at Linn Grove. being held in the parish will go Urban J. Vehr. Father Harley socisl. Flagler. ProaeHptieai Aoovralol^ FiUo4 Pastor Conducts St. Elizabeth's Circle was into its second week Sunday, Schmitt, archdioceian director, Mrs. Emma Dischner Is still Nophtw's Funerol hostess group for the Altar and Jan. 27. Thi-s final week will will preside at Ihe acasion. confined to the hospital and .Main Store— 116 E. PIkra Peak ME. 2-1393 be devoted exclusively lo the Thomas Maher. 36. a nephew Rosary Society when it met Frank Menke is ill at his home. Mother Cobrini Circle Jan. 17 in Newman Hall. Mias North Slore— 8.32 Tejon ME. 4-1861 men. o f F'ather Michael Maher, died Requiem Mass Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Steg- in Florida on Thursday, Jan. Because of the mission the Helen McCannon. health edu-i man are the parents of a girl, This past week found a near- PROFESSIONAL PHARHACT 17. Funeral rites were held by Mother Cabrini Circle met a cator of the Weld County Elizabeth Ann. born on Jan. Id. rerun) 400 women attending the Father Maher on Saturday, Jan. week earlier in the home of Health D e p a ^ e n l, spoke on The St. Charles basketbaiii 501 North Tejon ME. 4-3341 nightly conferences and a goodly 19. Mrs. A1 Huler, 751 S, Federal "Colorado FAvd and Drug Held for Younq team, which consista of boy*; number In atlendanco at daily The men of the Holy Name Boulevard, on Jan. 14. Election U w s.” \ from the sixth, seventh, andi Mass, Both leaaions, fo r the Society have made final ar- of officers took place with Mrs. The PTA will bkfs a bake eighth grades, lest to the Strat-I men and women, arc being con- rangelhenu for the Archdioc- Lee Rickard as the new presi- sale Sunday, Feb. 3, alter (on Junior High team in thei.'| durted by the Rev. Roeco Perone, esan Holy Name Union meet­ dentf Mrs. Rose Reno as vice all the Maeeee. F le m in g G ir second game of the seison.i C.S.P.. *0/ Portland, Ore. Fa­ ing which ia to be held in the president, Mrs. Al Huter Inquiry classes will begin Fleming.— (St Peter's Par­ Roger Kliesen, who was re- ther Perone will be available in parish hall on Wednesday, Jan. secretary, and Mrs. Arthur L. eently discharged from the Tuesday. Jan. 2ti, and will con­ ish)— A Requiem Mass was o f­ Fort Collins Nider as treasurer. Navy, is acting as assistant tinue on Tuesday and Thurs­ fered on Jan. 22 for Elitabotii ^The members presented the coach, while the regular coach. day weekly until April 4. The Lynn Koehler, 9, daughter of out-going president, Mrs. Fran­ Joe Simon, is ill. classes will start at 8 p.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koehler. She cis Gerlits, with a rosary. Mrs. Precious Blood Parish are open to anyone interested. died Jan. 18 after a short Florian Christ received DREILING MOTORS Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steele, illness. She was a fourth grade statue of the Infant of Prague Mr. and .Mr*. E. W. Barnhart, student at St Peter's ^hool Credit Union for perfect membership during Mr. and Mrs. Keith Vaughn, and a member of the Boy Sa­ Dancers Donate $450 the year. Mrs. Arthur 1., Nider Buick and GMC Trucks Mr. and Mrs. William Koch, vior Club. Tel Is Dividend received the special gift. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert San- A native o f this pariah, she 230 .South College Ave. P h o n e 2.‘>00 (M etl Preeisus Bleed Parith. else put the envelope in the A “come as you are break­ tarelli attended tha Cana Con­ is survived by two brotiiers, Denver) basket on Sunday. fast” is being planned for the A t Boulder Meet ference in Fort Collins Jan. 20. Paul and Earl, in addition to The Country Cousins Square The Vacation Club will meet near future. Any parishioner The St. Pius X Credit Union, Dance group, which atarM as at the church on Saturday morn­ wishing to attend the breakfa.st Marguerite Bean her parents. The Rev. James which was organized by the 1 a social affair, has proved to ing. Jan. 26, at 10:30 o'clock. should coDtact within the next Funeral Is Held Halloran officiated at the fu­ BLYTHE-GOODRICH be a financial help to the par- neral rite*. Burial was in St Boulder Knights of Columbus in There will be a Cub Scout 10 days any o f the mentioned Mr*. Marguerite E. Bean, /Ish. The group last week gave Peter's Cemetery. April, 1966, to serve alt Cath­ Pack meeting in the parish hall officers; Mrs. Rickard. WE. wife of Kenneth Bean, manager U t o r t u a r y Father John Donohoe, C.M.. olic* In the Boulder area, has on Friday evening. Jan. 26. 4-3586; Mrs. Reno, WE. 4-4113; o f Gambles, died Jan. 18. She Baptised was Neal .Anthony, paid iU second consecutive four Fort Collisi asior, 8460 toward the school The Inquiry Forum wit] be Mrs, Huler, W E. 6.27T1; or was 44. Tha Bean home is at son o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert **.^orlkem Colcrmdo't I uilding fund. Any parisbiontrs, per cent annual dividend. FR 2-320$ S held on Wednesday evening, Mrs. Nider. W E. 4-1647. The 1802 14th Street Road. Sator, with X-eo Pinfple and couples, who like to ^uare LeadJn$ Offcrtmwnt I Jan. 30, in the halt immediately next meeting will be held in the Bom March 8. 1912. al Gil­ Rita Jo Pimple as sponsors. The innouiwemnit was made dance are vrelcome to join the after the weekly novena serv- home o f Mrs. Nider, 1010 S. lette. Wyo., Mrs. Bean was Ushers appointed for Janu­ by President Fred Teapp at group in (heir dances on the icet. Patton Court, on Feb. 18. educated at Alliance, Neb., and ary are Joe Lousherg and the annual meeting of the credit first and third Mondays o f the Laurence Schaefer. union on Tuesday, Jan. IS. Please Patronize month. SHINN PHARMACY A Requiem Maas was offered At this maeting Edward Kil­ Your REGISTER Bus passes for the month of on Jan. 23 for the brother of patrick and Mn. Leo Maloney "y o u r Parhh Drugaert'* February will be available Sun­ Mt. Carmel Hot Dog Lunch Jan. 29 Sister Mary Rudolph, w'ho died were elected to the board of di­ HU 2-1035 and HU 2-1036 Advertisers and day, Jan.’ 27, in the rear o f the ( O a r Lady of Ml. Carmel on Jan. 10 in Wisconsin. Sis­ rectors, John Chavez and Her­ Northern Hotel Bldg. chureh. Parents are urged to bardi reque.ats that all parents:Rev. Thomas Lo Casein O.S.M., Mention Pariah, Denver) of the' juniors in Sister U. pastor, will act ss moderator. ter Mary Rudolph teaches the bert StiRsell were elected lo buy them after ‘ he Masses. upper g n d es, and the Mass was the credit conmittee. and The Store with a Smile THE REGISTER Eloctions Scheduled The hot dog luncheon for the Audrey's and Sister M. Al­ The PT.A council meeting grid* school wilt be held Tues­ phonse’s home room attend this will precede the regular meet­ requested by her pupils. Francis Gilmore was elected to The Altar and Rosary So­ day. Jan, 29. Mrs. A. Claceo, meeting to help in serving re­ ing at 7 p.m. in the assembly When the Holy Name So­ the supervisory committee. ciety will meet Monday rvening, first grade room mother chair­ freshments and receiving the room. All are invited. ciety met on Jan. 13 in the Following the annual meet­ Jan. 28, in the pariah hall. man, a-*ks for help from anv pantry goods. These mothers On Friday. Feb. J, first Fri­ parish hall, Father Halloran ing, (he directors elected Fred Elections are scheduled for the first graderi' mother, to be at are also asked to send a dona- day breakfast will be served as spoke on the history o f the Trapp aa president for the third meetings, and members are alaa the grade school by 10:30 o'clock lion of 60 cents not later than usual at both grade and high Church. Ushers appointed for year: Jou ph Denihan. as vice reminded that the society dues that morning. Monday. Jan. 28, to help defray schools. Chairmen are Mrs. A. February were Ted Wernsman president: Mrs. R i^rt Specht, Greeley ■ re new payable, and should The husband* o f the present expenses for the evening. Any Testa and Mrs. G. SanPietro. and John Schamberger. Lunch treasurer; Mrs. Leo Mahoney, be brought to the meeting, or PTA officers will preside at the persons who will be unable to The Mt. Carmel PTA placed was served and card games clerk; and Edward Kilpatrick, 409 Die in Traffic next meeting, which will be attend this meeting are asked third tn attendance at the were enjoyed by 26 members. educational committee chairman. Please Patronize held Wednesday. Jan. 80. at 8 to send their pantry shower Jim Igick, son o f Mr. and A short talk was given by Adamson Mortuary In Colorado last year 409 per­ CPTL card party with 70 p.m. at the grade school. This gifts with tbeir children to Mrs. Ed Lock, and Dick Pat Cawley, rqireaentative of Your REGISTER sons lost their lives in traffic women attending. meeting is designated as fa­ school. Wernsman, son o f Mr, and Mrs. 24 Hour Ambalaaca Servle* mishaps. You can avoid becom­ Volunteer workers fo r the the Colorado Credit Union .\dvertisers and thers' night. The entertainment (or the Barney Wernsman. entered the Greeley, Celerade ing a similar statistic this year March of Dimes are reminiM League. Father Edward I'ol- At this meeting the annual evening will be a discussion to contact Mrs. M. Cairamone, armed services on Jan. 10. Both Inar, O.S.8.. pastor of Sacred Mention by driving and ' walking with H.R*uA4uBMe R*.4P.Ad*aMe pantry ihower will be held for panel, consisting of three stu­ boys are receiving their basic caution. GR. 7-6928, for further initruc- Heart Parish in Boulder, also THE REGISTER rkM« teas eta av*. *i iih si. the aisten. Mrs, Carmine Lom­ dents and three parents. The tions training at Fort Bliss, Tex. addressed the meeting briefly. ^unJoy, January 24,1957 Office, 93B Cannock Sfreaf TH E DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, R eyito ne 4-4205 TA6E FIFTEEN

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D4ec4*ed, EMPLOYMENT OWNER WANTS OFFER It btnbr that Oft Um Loyola School, Denver, to deurmine the repre­ From left to right above are James Laux, Vir­ AGENCIES 10 Ifttb day oi I>0 6tBb«r. UtWra Cherry Creek Realty BUILDING sentatives of the school at the reponal contest ginia Bell, Judy Pietrowski. Mary Carr, Caro­ o t adalsIatratloB bmH (o tba 30ZS E. Zed At.. FU a-ZSet held at Cure d' Ars School on Saturday, Jas. 19. lyn Beynolds, and Beverly House. ndcrairntd aa adniniatTator al U* MATERIALS 44A abov* eatoad a*uta. aed tU paraoBa Sae US for the job -r I- -• ~ bavtar elataa arahiat atld «U t« YOU wont. raaairad (a fUa U)«id for aUo*a&«a BLESSED SACRAMENT Fr. Haller Averill .\ddre>«Ke$i Sodalist.s ia tb* Coancy Ceart of i h * City Md Lovoly 4 bdre„ 2 *lory homo Im NEW AND USED CoQfity of Dan Ter, Colorado, witbia ACE EMPLOYMENT Pork Hill aroo: 2 bath* aa4 baoo* *Ir aaonlhi from eald data or aald CURE D' ARS BUILDING MATERIALS Boat. A»»UB* frera ownor 4^% p Plan • VWm «laLaa will ba fororer barrad. 438 BreaAwaF SH 4*3213 8 bdrm. brick. Full BtmL LOt;i8 CUBA loan. Immodlalo poocoulon, Eating apace in kitchen. Loyola Unit-Studies Catholic Press Adatalitrator $3,400 Kerdy Wrecking William F. BaUlvaa. Excellent terma DE. 3-2565 Talks were given on the Bible, Ally, (Layolg Pariih, Denver) Confirmation Set SITUATIONS WANTED— FR. 7-9S8I (For Appointment) Contractor* In anticipation of Catholic Catholic literature, and the Pint Fubheatkn Decaaber tT, ltl8 Ml r«,u2u fA e-Mii l ^ t PubUeatloa JaoDary Si. IttT MALE 11 Ewiof 4 Ce» Roalief • FR. 7*4789 value o f comic books, The sacrament of Confirma­ Press Month, the monthly sodsl- (PaVliabod la Denver Calbollo '4241 UPHAM ity meeting at Lnyols School The publicity committee chair- tion will be administered in Lo­ fi«KlaUrj Odd ioba for Saturday or Sunday. Cleaoinf. Paintiat. Wall WaabJns, St#. Pntar a&d Paul P am k was devoted to the Catholic man, Judy Pietrowski, an­ FLOOR COVERING 44B yola Church Feb. 11 at 7:30 NOTICE TO CftEOrrOftS ate. Raaaonabla and Dependobla. I'Bedroom and FamUy Koob Press. The guest .speaker fo r the nounced a poster contest for p.m. Children in the public No. AM. «*2m Full biBt. with H Bath. AtL Cor. ESTATE OP BEMBY WK. DOB- occasion was the Rev. Walter J. Catholic Press Month and out­ schools who have nqt been con­ Bey II weuM Ubo iob oe ranch with BLESSED SACRAMENT Tbi* lovely 7*roOBi*brick b#a w.-lo* lined the rules of the contest MEIEK DneaiH. w carpttiBf. drapoo, 9 fireplace*, Averill, SJ. A group of soda- firmed must begin instructions Netka ia beraby rlvaa that oa the fo^ Cathelie family, or would like 2538 ELM to ieara tbo printlnB trade. fkiatoap cutry. parquet floor ia lists presented a short skit, “ The for the sodalists. immediately. Classes are held tatb day of Dteeffibefs 1881. ItlUra OPEN THURS. 2 TO 8 dintnyrm..' blrek eobinela la fan* of Adaialatratiea wart iaioad la tba PE. 9*1879 Catholic Press Driver." The Joseph Keel, a seventh grader every Sunday after 8:30 o'clock Ideal 3 bdnn, Bungalow, Uy kiteben, vent fan. cleetr4e CAMEO at l^oyola School, attended the ondarairaed ae AdmlJiLatritor of tbe itove. Irrif. well on Bl^exl6l loG cast included Joe, James 1-aux: Mass in the school building. above MBtd eataU. and all paraeae SITUATIONS WANTED— Finished basement with den. inauguration ceremonies fo r Owner transferred. IMMEDUTR FLOOR COVERING Sandra, Linda Broderick; Lynn, Adults from any parish in the bavint cUiaa ■lalarl aald aetata art Lovely breakfast nook. S POSSESSION, President Eisenhower in Wash- FEMALE 12 Kathleen Madden; Charlie. city, not confirmed, may inquire required to file thaa for allowaaaa blocks to school. Excellent ington, D.C. Joe, a member of In tbe Cenaty Coort ef tbe City and Work wanted by day or week. Ei* Ana JnekiQB Roallor CO. James Pasquariello; Tony, Rob­ at the rectory for information. County of {teaver. Colorado. wItAla terms. Immaculate home HA. 4*1928 HA* 4*772S die Junior Police Band, left pcHeneed aad reUable. ert Popish; Joe’s mother, Fran­ ilx menlha from at Id data or aald CH. 4*9710 with many extras. 7801 Crandviow ces Walker: and narrator, Do­ with his group Saturday for the In years past the candles used alaiffij will ba feravar barrad. for ail lores Deanda. nation’s capital. on the altar have been pur­ ANDREW WYSOWATCKY, Ironiof neaUy dene (n my borne, Blair Realty PIANOS. MUSICAL leading brandi chased by the Altar Sodality. It Adalalatrmler. 1929 So. Meade WE. 4*4494 1636 Logan AC. 2-0573 Firat FvblleatkQ Jaaoary S. m ? INSTRUMENTS 39 has been suggested that the pa­ Experienced Indy want* day wetk. Last pabjleation January 11. IH f SHOP arauud then aaa onr pfuo 6R 7-9535 rishioners be given an oppor­ (Publlabad in tbe Catbolle ^rlalarl 1 1 . 0 0 per hour and car fara. AL. 9*9282 volttoa. Milwaukee Ace Speaker tunity to show their love of Our NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT TOM WALEBR PUN08 Free eilimelM £aay ParkJaf Lord by contributing to this AND DETERM IN A'nON OF EDUCATION 13 BLESSED SACRAMENT cause. Sunday, Jan, 27, mem­ HEIRSHIP 1149 8. Bdwy. 8P.%7994 . 2555 W. 29th. A*e. IN THE COUNTY COURT Tntorinc aervlco available in Easllah. 2036 GLENCOE bers of the Altar Sodality will la and for iba CUy and County of Readin* and AHtbmetie for Eloacn* Beantifel 3*atery brick borne: 4 APPLIANCES 45 For Men in Englewood be at tha doors o f the church to Donvof and State of Colorado tary School Studenta; Alfubrn, Latin. bdrtD*., loree iWinf rueia with LET'S SWAP so accept offerings for candles. No. P*7122 Spaaiob. and Enyllab for Secondary flroplaco, fuji dlnluy rta,, lovoly NO DOWN PAYMENT Englewood.— (All Souls’ Parish)—The Men’s Club School SledtnU. Conpeteat laatruc* hlCcboBe wltb dUbwMbor aod dla* These candles will be blessed on IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE RANC5S. aSPaiCERATOBn. n .k - (ora. Rewaonablo ratea. p«»ool. broekfMt m , l^rpo den la ora, dryora, up to 9100 dlieonnt oo AHYT31N0 0f reJee wliwi m enr- will sponsor a father-and-son sports night in the parish Feb, 2, Every home should hsve OF AGU8 T1 N GARCU, Deeeued. Notice la hereby flvcn that on the AL. 9*9799 or TA. 9«790S T. naiihed bnioment. Beautifully •ome model#. PB. 3.7944. Adam* cluu. or ipftellelfon. of su. fnneeta, hall Thursday, Jan. 31, featuring the 1956 National at least two blessed candles to dceoratod thrpufbout. 2 *c»r ta* Town Rouxa. Alameda at DewnlM* wit*. KMten, ate. Whit here vee. 12th day of rebnarr, 1297. I will nyo. League runner-up Milwaukee Braves’ great center- be used at times of sick calls. proaent u the Cotiniy Coort of the Open tUf 2 pm. RA. t-ST«l. City and County of Denver, Colorado, PBX SWITCHBOARD Under $25,000 WB GITB RED STAMPS Candles for home use will be ?iui reeeptienlBt tnlnlDB* Baei* fielder, Billy Bruton, a.s the guest speaker. my aeeonnla for final aettieaeBC of 1 ! I BARGAINS I I I available Feb. 3. the adninletMtion of aald eatate, neaa deaaode trained pereocuieL CHAMBERS i Many pariah baseball fans AU asaa. Kraa placement fur ibeee U#«d Vacuum CleaMra. Tnde*loa, all The firms listed here will remember Billy from sev- Next Sunday, J in . 27, Is Com­ when aad where all penoao In inter Realtors make* and model#, tt and vp. Open eat any appear and objeet to ibea, wbo qualify. deserve to be remembered eral years ago when be had two DE. 3-4264 DE. 3-1591 Suadaya. 19 a.m. to 9 p ji. 1229 W munion day for the school chil­ If they eo dealre. Switchboard School ISnd Avo. GL 1*7191. brilliaiit seasons in centerfield dren. Notice ia alia hereby tiven that Tralniot to 6 Week* when you are distributing Officers Named for the hometown Bears back in there bae been filed io aald eatate Day er Evanlnir Would IUm to SELL or TRADE seed Kenmere autoutle «e.b«r for your patronage in the dif­ the days of Class A Western perllloo aabinf (er a Judiclai aaeecv 1490 Lonn St. KE. 4*4792 tainaenl and determination of tha seed utaDderd Irp. wt.S.F with League baseball. Legal Notice helrB of »ueh doeaaaed, aad oottiar puap. ferent lines of business. By Men's Club Tha sacrament of Conflr* forth that the narnea. addreaaea and Boby Sitter Service ISA For Sale'by Owner ; GR. 7 - m i 41S1 Wolll St. nation will be edministered relationibip of all peruoaa. who are CITATION TO ATTEND PROBATE or elala to be halra of aaid deeeaaed. . Babv-Silting ia Mv Home ^ r tho first time in Alt OF WILL ao far aa known to the petlllooer, You Cau’t Beat This!! Souls' Parish on May 6. First are aa follDwa. to*wIt: AM. 6-2918 # Want a Job? IN THE COUNTY COURT 6 rm. dbl. bungalow, Super In E v e rg re e n Communion also will be hold Pnnllne Lire., adult, e/a Mary Dukea, condition. Basem ent and In and for tb« City and County cf soma time in Mey. Summer 91? Chriatian St.. PbUadetpbla, CONVALESCENT • Want to Sell? Evergreen. — (Church of Denver and State of Colerado garage & 1 fu m . A p t Alt vacation schro] will not ba Pa.. Douebter: Mary Jlmeaai, HOMES 19 B Waot to Hire? Christ the King)—At a meeting No. p -im adnlu 1194 24tb 8 u Denver, Colo* Appliances # many extras held thie year. rado. Doufbter; Sally Cordova, included. Reasonable prices. of the newly organized Men’s adult. 36)2 Anpabeo SL. Denver, # Want to Bay? Club, the following officers and Teen Dance Feb. 9 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Small down payment to re­ OP KATIE HANSON. al»o known Colorado, Dntjfhler: Carrie Mon lav The Best o f Care directors were elected: Presi­ adalt. 2724 Arapahoe St.. Denver, sponsible party. Owner will B W'ant to Rent? The Teen Club will sponsor a as KATIE 1. HANSON. Doeaaaad. Colorado, Daufhter; Martha Pena, for dent, C. H. Feehsn; first vice valentine dance in the parish finance. 1 block to bus, near • Want a Home? THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP •duH. 2 U 0 Myrtia Ava,. El Paeo, president, A. Wale; second vice hall Feb. 9. Another valentine Tetaa. DtuxbUr; Jeania Leyba, MALE PATIENTS ONLY church and scboola. COLORADO, 7 0 : 0 *OFf« Uaay. president, J. A , Griehling. Sr.; •dnJt. 2999 Lawrence SU Denver, party will be held in the hall 440B Bryael St.. Deovar, Cola.. Colorado, Danffbler; Lupo Gartla, Special Diets Write Register Boz 1620 Q. secretary, Dr. R. H. Timm; and Feb. 16. It will be sponsored by Nvphaw. Hair. HyalM and davlita. Fincit o{ Serrica Riahard CaDsy. 290 W. Andrawa adult. 1194 34th 8 U Denver. Coto- treaaurer, S. Cortych. Executive the Mr. and Mrs. Club. ndo, Deufbter; John Garcia, adult. directors elected for one year Av#.. Prttne, Ca]|T>. N«obvw. H«lr. Tha club conducted its elec­ Jesataa and davliaa, Robert CaDay. 2969 Lawrence 81., Denver. Colo* Mr,. Annz C1zm , z 'i ara Dr. C. M. Noil, A. L. Mar- nde. See. tion of officers last week. The IMOQ CaUaban Sl., 8«pulvada. Aeeordiatly. noUeo la olao here* Rest Home “.Soy Fou Saw It in tisehang. and P. T, McCrady. first officers of the new club Calif., N«t>b«w, Heir, ksatee and Q ine & HarJeelv Directors elected for a period dtrUea: Praaeia Canny. 2412 Park- by siven that upon the date afore* are Robert Webber, Mary Rags­ aaM. or tbe day to which the heariaf 1433 Sl. Paul FR. 7-2090 THE REGISTER” of two years are R. E, Snow fow Dr., Lmilavilla, Ky.. Nephew, ‘•SELLS HOMES’ ’ dale, Gladys Riiko, Robert Kane, Kalr, lacalea and devlaeej Dooald may be ceatloued. the Court will pro­ and P. M. Marble. ceed to rvcaive »nd hear proof* eon* LARGE FAMILY? THEN THIS Trudy Benefiel, Robert Disher, Caaoy. S926 N. Hpieatai. San IS THE HOME FOR YOU The co-operation and work of Uabrie!. CaHf.. Kaphaw. Half, let cerai&f the beire of oueb deeeaaed. HOME TO SHARE 19A James O’Leary. Floyd Benefiel, and, npon the proofe aubalttad. wUI 3'b4rrn. brlchi Urs* llTleg rw.. the retiring president, John alee and davUae; Jtaea (^nny, IbII dielBf n . . bmkiMt eeelc. and Yvonne Riegel. IIQl So- Grove St.. Denver, Cole.. enter n decree In laid eitaie deter' Two In41«> dealre to ahare heat with Reardon, were acknowledged by alaiof wbo nr* tbe heire of eoek do Full F. btMneot, 1 balh,- De* Jack Conroy h u been elected Naphtw, Hair. Iteaiaa and davisaa: elderly lady or pee*loner, Uck.4 gtresi. 2 Ueclli te the pastor, Father D. A . Mc- Haltn Canny. 4402 Bryaal SL ceaaed peraon. at which bearisf all ?B. 9*9224 head man in the ushers’ group peraone elainiof to ba helm at law BLESSED SACRAMENT. LET US hlahon, who also encouraged the Danver. Colo.. No Relatloe. Lax8 ' SHOW y o u TODAY. N i. 17 C o U for the current year, The group lea: Cyntbia Canny (Miner). 9tM of aueh deeeaaed may appear and new officers to mike every ef­ preaent tbeir proof*. ROOMS FOR R E N T - PE. 3-3715 or FL. 5-3463 still is tequesting that more N. Muaeatcl. Sas Cabriat Calif., THE BEGISTER fort to build a solid organization rsmndaieca. Laealec: Cecil In Evan* JOHN A. GARCIA. FURNISHED 20 men o f the parish offer help in CLINE & HARDESTY o f Catholic men, so greatly Sauer. Holbrook, AHIm No Rela> Admin laerntor. Lovoly furoiahod reva for enployed KE. 4-4205 needed in this area. the performance of this vital (loD, Lefitea and Deviate: Uorral Jomea J. Delaney. Altovnoy, H ble^ frea bu*. Free tele* REAL ESTATE Elati Sl.. Denver. Colo., No EtlO' 434 Moieallc BulMlnf. •dull. A meeting of the executive duty. Any usher at Sunday phou^ lion. ijaealM aad daviaea; Marvel Denver 2, Celocada. 1029 Corona board -was called for Tuesday, Mas.1 may be notified o f a pa­ Waal, 47 IT VaJlaebal Avo.. Minna Piret PuhllcatloQ January 2, ! 2 S? Jan. 29, at 8 p.m. in the parish rishioner's wish to join the apolta, Minn,. No Ralailoo, Leyntaa: Loot PnbUeatioa January 21. 129? group. Anna Writ, 47J7 Vallaebct Ava.. OFFICES and STORES hail by the new president to es­ Mianatpoli*. Mina.. No Ralailoe. PERSONALS tablish committed for the en­ Parishioners are once again Leeatoo: Ed Jobnaon. lianti. Minn-, FOR RENT 28A suing year. reminded of the lecture series No Relation. Lasatae. Mabel John being held in the rectory base­ •on. laanli. Minn.. No Ralatlon, DR. D. I. SMITH NICE LIGHT OFFICE Valentine Dance ment on Tuesday evenings from Leiatef: Mary Alma WlIJitn*. 413 K. H nko Ava.. Denver, Colo.. No The Mother Cahrln! Circle 7:30 until 8:30 o'clock, 'The ep- Optometrist SPACE w ill hold ita annual valentine Relation, L w tac: Bnmctt £. Son olio pertunity is being presented to dafur, ton W. KiihUnd Park PL, Specializing in Contact dance in the parish hall on Sat­ increase understanding of the Dearer. Colo.. No Relation, LeBatae: Livlof Quartor* and Carafe, urday, Feb. 9. at 8:30 p.m. Ad­ Eva G. Sandefur. 9091 W. Hltblaad lenxes, alao Viaual training. faith and to spread it to non- S70.00 p<*r mo. mission for this parish social Park PL. Denver, Colo., No RalatloD, 72792 U. S. ^iw 7 6— Darbg Catholic friends and neighbors will be ll.SO per couple. There Larolae,* Joaaph Canny (Minor), HAAS REALTY who may be interested. 4401 Bryanl SU Denver, Cclo.. AT. 8-3639 will be a special prize, and re­ MA. 3-6.587 Members of the Mother C*b- Gmndnephevr. Laratae; John Canny SSlh A Corona— TNomtoR freshments wilt be served. As lMlaof>. 4400 Bryant SU Denver. SERVICE DIRECTORY rini Circle of the Altar and Ro­ added incentive, square dancing Colo., Craadnenhaw. ]>Bat*o. Paul AT. 7-1926 tary Society conducted an elec­ Canny (Minor). 4400 Bryanl SU KE. 4-4205 will be part of the evening’s Denver. Colo,. UmDdneybav. Lofa (Evenlor AppoiutaenU levited) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 entertainment. tion of-officers at the January tae. Mary Ann Canny iMlnoeK 210 A meeting of the Slother Ca- meeting. Mrs. Jean Feist, 4419 W. Andrew* Are.. Preano. Calif., Sl. RernadtUt’a brini Circle will be held in the S. Logan, was elected chairman Adopted Grandniece. Latatee: Ste Bedroom brhk Cape*eod Hone, and Mrs. Margaret Sours, sec­ phan Canny (Minor), 290 W. An* Clnroprarlic BE. 7*3097 100 FLOOR REFINISHING 126 PAINTING 142 hnme o f Mrs. Donald .Simpson, drew* Ave.. Fmano. Calif., AdoptoH ASH HAULING retary-treasurer. The circle’s For Hultb Car* Wednesday, Jan. 30, a t ' :30 p.m. Gnndnephew, Legatee; R o be r 11 PRANK'S FLOOR SERVICE next meeting will be in the home MUln TreM Swriu Canny (Miner). lltOO Callakan Or, F. Eugene Annbruzter PkekuD 8«tui4#y #ud Sunday. AL LAY. SAND AND FINISH of Mrs. Anne Sehmalenbarger, SU SaiMilveda. Calif., liraadnephew, Cura d’Ara WORK GUARANTEED— RA.t-II«« j^Batee; Tbomaa Canny (Miner!, D E 3-8020 9*1232. Pa In till r, Texturinr, Papat 4420 S. Pearl. A dellthtful ho*n* t bdrrna. one Clotainr. Wall Waablnr, BORN INTO NEW LIFE 11400 Callahan Su, S^ulveda, 1310 Wlllizmz with dravaiay rn, er child# roi. FURNITURE Caelktcf. Wladow-ClotnlJif. The Mystical Rose Circle has Calif., Grandnephew, LcoaCee; u d E*.siBe AppolattocBta 27 ft. Uviaf rn, wUh firepke*. BRICK AND CEMENT 104 railed a special meeting for Timothy Canny (MinoM, S412 full dininf rn*. SUam brat. Deu* REPAIRING 127 Alio GaaoraJ Bopalra. St. Pill* Tentb'i P*rUb, Aurom Avl Work. 1140 par bo«r Thursday evening, Jan. 24, in Park row Dr.. Louiaville, Ky., bU yarafo. Many extra#. Tu«k poiatiat. Alb pit*. Briek iwpalrt- ?4ab ftM, 4»Qtbt«r vf Mr. tnd Grudnephew. Leiatee: Sharon Lioouaod. F, J. Gall^btr. TA. 9*4797, Aoilquo kud batter elaia of furnlhiro, UfK, 1*tul HtUr. SpoBftVN. Jobs the home o f Mra. Rita Ol.sen, Canny (Minor). 2412 Parkrow Dr^. Wedding InvitaticDS Harry Lyadee lUpiirad * Raidabod • Tenth Up WE. 5*5976 Usd* tnd LtufU Clftrk. 4*80 S. Bannock. More infor­ LovlavllJe, Ky.. Grandniece, Lcci* 101 for 17.90. nne quality, beautiful D£. a*1T99 99 Yra, Exparfeoco JMrphin«, dnuiblfr of Mr. railed leitcr pKAtiar. faat ttrrke. mation may be obtained by c it­ tee; Anita Canny (Uisori. 1412 Sl. Mary Mafdaleno CARPET LAYING in J. C LAMB Mrt. T, O'lirkn S^toDtara. Pnrkrew Dr., l^oulavllle. Ky.. Dolan. 210 12th Sl. AU 9*2939. 9700 Fraaklia AL 8*7024 Mr. tad Ur«. t«ul» *tVQj»n. Mr. aadjb* ennUcted at SU. 1-4234 or at OabrteL Calif. GnndnUae. Lefa* FEDERAL CAS HEATING CO. N tot. Ann Canny (Minor). 2991 N. Special to Voung Eyes KE. 4*5171 -Frr. ntlieaU, chMrlully girM* I3S Se. FEDERAL £ Ur.sse urs.h''* Thursday practice. Maaratel. San Gabriel. CaHf, SSWW. ZSIbAr,. BE.T-1401 Porpeto - IniuUiIIoB • Rrpzin BETTER * l| i Harry LyneV'Spomart. My. and Un lirtndaieco, Letaue; Aseea Park* Aflw Hoar. Call GE. 3-0204 Serrice fer S d u zsd Scrrlee Rev DowkiM, CFM Meeting er, 9221 Luna. San Ditto, Calif., 9bMt K • Relation, LeBotee: St. Patrkk'o BLANKET8, SPREADS. LUCdNS. rhonmcblr Biperinud. DwesfaMe Roberts fur, deuBhtrf of Mr the rtmily umt tml eornani, Your homo. All day SaU bath. L a ^ e garage. 76 by ('hureb. Corponllon, Denver, (^le.. Sun., every eveninc after 9. CLEANED BT LATEST METHODS. Pboe. lor Pre. Eatiaate. ClLt-IHt Hra. Michari Aibi. Sponanra, LyeniB^ut membershiD In (he. „.-oupfrou No RebUon, Laratrr: Faiher Flan* 1^0 i t lo t HAND PRESSED ONLY. ltt> AIbi and IMIs Marie Albi. * * ' ' — Appe. Ed DieklUioo. EM. 6-2U4. mzy be lesrned by csiling SU. atnn’a Hoy a Town. Boyr Town, $9,000 — $1,200 Down KAUHATU. TA.f-iSS7. SATRIANO >e»»»»eM $e»4»4 Moat Preciotii Blood ParUh, Nebe, No Relation, Loratee: St. ***. 9-l»084, SU. 9-1736, or SU. Mirhaer* Indian Mlioioa. St. Ml* Tea Roomi & Reztauronti 4 Mueller Ga« Furnaeei • Dertver 1-78811, HA. 4-3070 Mary Retb Konrad, dsuyhtrr « chad. No. Dak., Na Rehtloe, Lera* DRUGGISTS 115 BROTHERS InstsUed Mr. aad Mra. J^a Konrad I Weekly instructions for high toe: SL Clara*a Orphaaaie, Deaver. Cwla.. No ReMtlen. Loratee: Mount Kuark'a First Avenue Curt and fornUara Cfraniftg -Also Chimney L in in g ! St. Roan o f Lima's Pariahs iKhool students zttending pub­ Salat Vineeat Home for boy 1.000* ALADDIN DRUG CO. Floor* Woxod aad Pel<*b«d Denver lic schools will be on Thnrsdzy ver, Colo.. No Relotion, L«otoe: F m Ipv !«S : E. Colf.r A .. F*. 7 -m t Walla oBd WJodelrt, WoAbod "iJO p.m. Other high sebool Mlnaie Krebt, 14 42 Platte St.. Quality Bakery Good* Paptf Cloonlag O’BricD Sheet Metal YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS F.xpa«t e OepaodaWa * Inoorad CKE. 4-S04T CH. 4-Z343 Denver, Colo. No Rcintioa. Loca- Ordor yodr p«rty nved* froa ua.| WILSON & WILSON .t..til"'"'?'’ tee. Frnak Torekla, 4447 Bryant or yoOr .ill b« sued Mrrrcllr ut Fpvo CAtinata* ftafemeat Mra, Tiantky Qui&n ^t>asw>ra. John ‘ Hub m «tjn g Will fo|- {BoaatihdJy Ooceretod C#i«* eurr WARRINGTON PARK PKARHACT Su Denver, (^o.. No Relaiioa: lopcelally, GL 5-5754 Qalnn and Flnriwe C f wfotH. UftW thp llUtrUCtioflS. LeBitec: Ana Sheehan (Demaed). REALTY Ph.SP. 7-s;i« l*M Sooth Ctrlerd r u t s We*l lit Ave. W£. 9*0120y CL S-8259 UPHOLSTERERS 157 No RalalioD, Letatee: Marzarei "Vour ('df/ioIiV R r o U o r " Tlnhrel. 2742 Aleoti Si., Denver. PROF. QUILTING 119 Eipart opbolatary and tarpai (Iramlag Cefo.. Ne ReMtien. Lofatoo: AU Our Lady of Lourdes ia yovr beao or our abop. Cor^i Englewood Scouts Slate Vaknows Kelrv al Low. Unknown. INSULATION repairing and layfag, Lloyd EQUtt. I-aknow*. Uaknnwa. ThoBuia M. i ' 2184 So. Clierukee Aiaxko GuittlBf Sbo» Mat^i&o AuUt- 131A 1949 Wodaworib. BB. 9*1192. Tlemoy. E^oltable Bldt, Denver. I — ng. pofaodolod down and wool vom* Goto.. Gnardlan ad Litem. I "Don’t Cook Rm I voIuo la tbl* 2.bdm.. alt J.M. aoKinod iob for warmth and B«raB< beau, Inciado* ru(», drapo* ferto. Wool botia for »4l». till tL Communion Day Feb. 10 Order from SH Avft 0 V $ » U t i . lewgr futl bUL You and earh of you are hemby I •ed *tov«. Land»cnp*d aad fea«od Mr. Ouyi Col^gB Upbota^rj yard. Fer M iy 910,900. Englewoo^ — (St Louis'|werc; Explorers, Glen Ross, nAtlfitd thal the loatruaienl purport*! ELECTRICAL RA. 2*6:93 Aertlmo S«ra€4 ' Iny to bt the laal wtll and letjunentl Dial A Dinner" . *'**‘'"‘'7^'"’ Sievers, tn d Howzni of the deeedent above u » « d will be’ H*vo c^vriBB* for ciperkncod SERVICE 120 MOVING, TRUCK­ Sarvlog LakoJ40 ta Rt_ Memhm who Attonded the b* vontlauod, when and where you, Lobster , W Sa. Broadway SU. 1*M?1 CONTRACTORS ri9 S3 -'Mr. and .Mta. Robert Etzkom THOMAS U FORD. Alloeney f Fvonirt*) Aaion Borri»g«r, 191 ModtaoA. RA. day of each month. The next! Jan. Ui. The next meeting will 1700 E. BCk Ave. KOUSEKEilPER JOHN F. BRUNO KE. 4-5717 (zaylime) 2*3399. MOUNTAIN aeetinK wiU be held Feb. 27. |be in the home o f Mre. Jeck Ptvftr aa rjder paraea a!ooo, privatv REALTOR to s s Pczrl Woltenpaf 29a • go)! a&d op. WbHa TOWEL a SUPPLY c a Firal puhllcalloe January $4. : m 7 room aud batb. Kowiv *ad «age^ e. 22nd A Koonivy D£. 3*4344 Bum tl l l .i f par p j. 999 Sofit# Ft. B. W. Sechhu. Mazaxar Boya ettendinff the hike'Deny Jan. 28. La It pgbJicatKa February 2 1 m : FL S*A*52 E£. 4 -im . neO S. Great RA.X-TMT

~ r ■■ -".at*5ie PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4-4205 Thursday, January 24,1957

i n n n n n n ^ Men's Communion Scheduled Mar. Chas. Van Buskirk Named ( M l V l U S A , As Chairman for 1957 ■■■■■■■■nnnnnBi Men's Rally and Breakfast Grand Knight Marshall Reddish and General Program Chairman Ed Jersin of Denver Council 539, Knights of Columbus, have announced the appointment of Charles Van Buskirk as general chairman of tlje annual Corporate- Communion Mass and breakfast for Catholic men of the Denver Van Buskirk has announced area. Van Buskirk is the chan­ that Gene Steinke, council pub­ cellor of Council 639 and chair­ lic relations chairman, hat ac­ man o f th<^ Catholic activities cepted the position of co-chair­ trroup under the Six-Point Pro­ gram. He haa worked on the man of this event and Jim Peri has accepted the post of techni­ Corporate Communion Com­ mittee for the past six years cal adviser and consultant. Peri and was one of the originators was the successful chairman of and the first editor o f the this important Catholic activity Emblem. the past two years and will mana^ the arrangements that make'an affair of this size run smoothly. M sm k A re of the family day of recollection Spear, chairman of the family day of recollec­ 2,000 Expected Top Cowboy Contestants «j,"J?^day and the proceeds were used to buy registered lliem in;r> p ,„j together with the com­ tion committee; and the Rev. Lucius Cervantes, This great demonstraGon of bulls for the prized herd. mittee chairman and conductec of the recollec­ SJ„ director; front row. Grand Knight ami Catholk faith will be held this Luncheon Club Jan. 18 in National Western Mr. Schnell is a long-time member of the tion day. From left to fight, back row, are Dr. Mrs. Marshall M. Reddish, and Mr. and Mrs. year on Sunday, March 31, and Stocksbow Week included Ray S c^ l) (center) Knights of Columbus; he has served as grand Lewis N. Barbate, panel member; Dr. Ralph Arthur R. Curran, panel members. will be sponsored by the Knights and leading Catholic Cowboy contestants. From knight of the Dickerson Council and also as dis­ of -Columbus in co-operation left to right are Tom Tibbetts, Lyle Smith, trict deputy. with all the other Catholic Duisce Howard, Schnell, Bob Robinson, and Speaking on the Home on the Range for romiuf‘icd for K . of C. and n'ive*i men's organizations in Den­ Bill Martinelli. Boys, Mr. ^hnell told of plans to hold a rodeo ver. Some 2,000 men will as­ Mr. Schnell, president of the Schnell-Dicker- on the ranch next May, with the proceeds used semble at the K. o f C. Home, son Livestock Auction, has long been a booster to enlarge and modernize the present facilities. 50 Couples Attend Day of Recollection 16th and Grant Street, at 7;.H0 of Father Elwood E. Cassedy and his Home on He said that all the leading cowboys in the na­ a.m. and march in a body to the the RanK for Boys in Seotinell Butte, N. Dak. tion have agreed to participate in the rodeo. The first annua! Knights of A panel discussion moder­ Cervante.s to close the day. Cathedral for 8 o’clock Mass It was through the efforts of Ray Schnell tluC The Denver CatAoli'e Register o f Jan. 17 Columbus Family Day of Rec­ The 60 touplcs that attended ated by Father Cervantes in­ and Communion. Following Father Cassedy received the first cattle for the had a story on Father Cassedy and bis Home ollection held on Sunday, Jan. cluded Dr. Lewis N. Barbate, were made up of young married .Mass they will march to the ranch. Mr. Schnell then conducted aa auction on the Range fo r Boys. 20, at Loretto Heights College. professor at Denver University, couples, couples with from one Shirley-Savov Hotel where Denver, was adjudged a re­ Major and Mrs. Arthur R. Cur­ to eight children, and couples breakfast will'ba served in the markable tuccess. ran. and Grand Knight and who nave grandchildren. Lincoln Room, Guard of Honor This event, under the chair­ Mrs. Marshall R. Reddish, Many persons helped to make Archbishop Urbin J. Vehr of Power of Press Portrayed manship of Dr. Ralph Spear, Questions were submitted by this event a great success. Host Denver will deliver the sermon was attended by some 100 par­ the audience and answered very and hostesses included, in addi­ St the Mass and will introduce Makes Report on ticipants. The conferences were capably by this panel. tion to Dr. and Mrs. Ralph the principal speaker, Auxiliary given by the Rev. Lucius Cer­ The participant renewed their For K. of C. by Reporter Spear, Mr. and Mrs. Jlarvin Bishop Merlin J. Guilfoyle of vantes, R.J., professor of so­ marriage vows, after which Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dul- Busy Past Year ■San Francisco, at the break­ The power of the press was Silver Dollar Days and parties ciology at Regia College. Mass was offered by Father maine, Mr. and Mrs. Tom CharUi Van Buskirk fast (5«a psg« one slse.) graphically iilustrpted by Nolan, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike sponsored by the council. 2 i . r - c by Gmrge McWilliams, Denver The DiBTer KnifhU of Romansik. A Fourth Degree K. o f C-, Post reporter, to the Friday Colamhu* Fourth Defreo Serving at Mass were Joe Frank is a member of SL Mary Honor Gu«rd h«4 hed on* o f I I Luncheon Club Jan. IS. Barry, Maury Johnson, Andy General Agent Appointed Magdalene's Parish. the mott kcti** 70*r« in Iti a oinem aker’is; ^ Mr. McWilliams cited the H Uarteion, and John Riordan, story of Elijah, the horse, and «iistenee. A tot*! of 64S men M Joe Zimmer was co-chairman of how a simple human interest were preient ftt 43 offoirt in Department Ethe event, Fred Oeard was tech­ By Great Eastern Mutual story can grasp the hearts of the pelt 7*er» eeeordinf to nical consultant, and Dale War­ millions of people. He remark^ University Club Fred Deerd, feithful nevifa* Bud Cooper, ex-vice presi­ pastor of St. Joseph's (new Re- ner was ticket chairman. Bill that interest was aroused tor of th* Fourth Defr«e. ^ Palronise TIteie Reliable and Friendly Firms ^ dent of the Great Eastern Mu­ demptorist) Church, la the Dresler handled publicity for throughout the entire United The Honor Cuard partici* tual Life Insurance Company early days of Catholic journal­ ■ - l . l ■■■II ■ - ■ . ■ « ' ■ ■.■-■ this affair and thanks should States, with offers of money, pated m dedication*, clofinfe go to Sister Eileen Marie and of Denver, has announced the ism in this vicinity, he was edi­ Sets Skating at food, and assistance to preserve of Forty Hour*' Devetioai appointment of Zachary T. tor o f Tbe Colorado CafAoiic, Sister Christopher of Loretto the life of a pack horse. One of fraduatioB ezerciieB» Roea* Bacon & Schramm Davis as general agent for the which was later transferred to Heights and the Rev. ^phael the interesting highlights of rio. and other eccMioni. Denver tri-county area. Sait Lake City and merged into Compositinn RoofiDg C. McCarthy, SJ,, of Regis. the story was the man in Ohio Homewood Site The Honor Guard comi&iU Davis was born in Chicago, the Jntermoimlain Caffcoli'c. Tile Ituoring who sent several bushels of ap­ lee’ » chairman i* Phil Nuel- ENGLEWOOD III., and was educated s t St. Father Maione died in Denver's The social committee of the ples to the horse. ler. He u aifUted hy SteTO Roof Repairing Ft. Collii^sK7ofC. Thomas of Villanovs Prep Mercy Hospital on Jan. 12, SL Thomas University Club, He related the story o f the Kopeeky end John Sulliraa. Heating Company School. OJsi. Calif.; East Den­ 1936, jnst 23 days after he had Denver, is planning an ice skat­ 4020 ilrighion Ulvd. rescue of the horse and the sub­ ing party for Thursday evening, ver High School, and the Uni­ observed 60 years in the priest­ O l. 4-6363 Sfrrlat CalN lal Omtv Am Set Party Jan. 30 sequent parade and races, cli­ versity of Denver. hood. Jan. 24, at Homewood, follow ^ President ol Regis Lnitn 0«4l«r maxed with quarters being pro­ Before entering the insur­ Davis will open offices in the by a chili supper. "The party Fornwai «ad Air Copditloobf For Past Leader vided for the horse in the lobby will meet at the Knights of Co­ Will Address Club Please Patronize ance busineu in 1955, he was Boston Building, and has al­ The second annual “Past associated with former U. S. of a downtown hotel—all serv­ lumbus Hall in order that every­ The Very Rev. Richard AH Fumaeea ready opened a branch office Your REGISTER Grand Knights' Night” will be Senator E . D. Millikin as as- for Adams County at 8618 W. ing to prove the power of tho one may have a ride out to the Ryan, S>Jn president of Regis Itutalltd, Serrie«4 prcM. park. Skates may be rented at held in Fort Collins by the 72nd Avenue in Westminster. College, Denver, will eddross Advertisers and and Repaired any of the sporting goods stores Knights of Columbus Council He plans to open more in the Frank Cuba Nomed the First Friday Luacbeoo in Denver, but not at Home- Mention Jan. 30 in the Gilbann Room neer future. Cooper stated that 'Knight of Month' Club at 12 :IS p.m. Thursday, of the Northern Hotel. It will wood. THE REGISTER * HeoHng Davis' appointment was part of Marshall Reddish, grand Jau. 31, ID the Albany Hotel* * Air Conditioning feature the famous Gilbann Eastern Mutual Life Insurance knight, announced that Frank The special events committee Denver. He will report on the |smorgasbord, which is regularly is planning a buffet supper in progress of development of * Sheet Metal Work Company’s long-range expan­ Cuba was designated to be hon­ THE BEST IN LUGGAGE jheld on Friday nights, and will sion program. ored as Knight of the Month of the Windsor Hotel Saturday the college faenilies and on It All XIMi 'start at 6:30 p.m. The husband- evening, Jan. 26, at 7 p.m., after Phone SU 1-4494 Davis is 25 years eld, and a January by Denver K. of C. plans for the fotore. wife affair will be informal. which the group will see the F rtt Chvfikup and CsHsata member of SL John the Evan- Council 539. Guest speakers at the affair melodrama, F or those who want Dap tad N iflii Sarriea n list’s Parish. Denver, and the Mr. Cuba has served faith­ to sec the historic old building, will be the council's chaplain, First Friday Club. He was a fully aa recorder of the council loss W, Hanpdea the Rev. Richard M. Duffy, and there will be tours immediately member of Archbishop Urban for more than seven years. He JA R D W A R E# Frank Watari, Prep. the state secretary, William following supper. The group J. Vehr's Big Gifts Committee has also been in the Bowling Blick of Roggen. will meet at the Knights of Co­ for the Archbishop's High Club, the K. of C. choir, degree A cortificate o f service will lumbus Hall at 6:30 p.m. so that School Fund Campaign. teams, and has worked on the loU^E'^AREl be presented to Herbert E. everyone may have a ride down Southall, who was grand knight to the hotel. Eiectricai Contracting & Repairing for two terms. 19S4-55 and D aocinf Clat>e> ['TRY 1855-56. The affair is being Colo. Springs Men's Club The first of a series of danc­ organized by Claude Peay, ing classes will begin Friday, E A H L .1. STROIIMliNt^ER council fraternal activities Jan. 25, with Ernie Miller aa chairman. instructor. The lessons include 3 > ja U b s f! L “ — Electric Company Knights and their wives from Backs Athletic Program such ballrooin dances as waltzes, LkMawd ifid Bwid.4 surrounding councils were in­ jitterbug, two-step, South Aiper- vited to attend the function FIRST" The CalhoHc,Men's Club of defray the school’s expenses for ican dances, etc. The charge Member National Electrical Contractor. A u’n. when all councils in District I Colorado Springs in the past coaches. fo r the series o f 10 instruction were gathered at Longmont on year hss raised nearly $12,000 hours is $7.60, and anyone in­ (KEYS DUPLICATED 1178 iStoDt St. AC. 2-5733 Jan. 22, for the third district for athletic equipment at St For Band Uniforms terested is welcome to attend. meeting of the year. Additional information may be sislant dborkeeper of the U. S. Mary’s High School. The club is A t pre.sent the club is raising Free Delivery made up o f men o f the various funds to purchase uniforms for obtained by calling Eleanor Senate. Falbj’i Paint & Hardwara Grandnephew of Colorado Springs parishes to the school band, as well aa the Demshki a t PR. 7-9570. support and promote the ath­ Pep Club. The club extends b « t wishes Pioneer Priest to Harriet Chmielewski and 32 Bdwy. Pe. 3-2940 letic program at the high school. To obtain these funds the Davis is the grandnephew of John Loughman, who were mar­ I Funds raised in the past year club has held games partive, the late Rev, Thomas H. Ma­ ried Jan. 12 in S t Vincent de were used to buy footbsU uni­ which are very popular, and lone, pioneer Denver priest. Paul's Church. Mr. and Mrs. Tlif Ann* lltlH bara 4«i«nra forms and equipment for foot­ after-Mass breakfasts. Activi­ Father Malone came to Denver Loughman will make their home te be reeismbered wheel 7

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